Ladies of Liberty Alliance

Home
United States
Washington D.C., DC
Ladies of Liberty Alliance

Directions Website

Educating and empowering women in the liberty movement. We provide leadership training for liberty-minded ladies.

Media training, public speaking training, how to get published, how to frame the debate, and more! Let us know what types of leadership training would be of value to YOU!

10/21/2026

In this clip, Ayn Rand gives a precise definition of happiness. She describes it as a profound, guiltless, rational feeling of self-esteem and pride in one’s own achievement. Each word in that definition carries weight. “Rational” ties happiness to judgment and reality. “Guiltless” means the enjoyment of your own success needs no apology. “Achievement” locates the source of happiness in what you create and accomplish through your own effort.

Rand separates this from momentary pleasures and mindless self-indulgence, which can feel good in the moment but rest on no lasting value. Her view invites a useful question for any woman thinking about her own goals: what are you working toward that you would be proud to have achieved?

10/21/2026

In March 1776, as the Continental Congress moved toward independence, Abigail Adams wrote to her husband John asking him to “Remember the Ladies” when drafting the laws of the new nation. At the time, women could not vote or hold office, and under the legal doctrine of coverture, a married woman generally could not own property or sign contracts in her own name. Abigail, who was largely self-educated and a strong supporter of women’s education, warned that women would not feel bound by laws they had no voice in making. John replied with a joking dismissal, and the Declaration of Independence that followed that summer said nothing specific about women’s rights.

Her letter is now seen as an early voice in the long struggle for women’s equality in America, a path that led through the Seneca Falls Convention of 1848 to the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote in 1920.

10/20/2026

The LOLA Global Leadership Retreat is, once again, coming back to Washington, D.C., where it first began.

From October 27th to 29th, women leaders from the United States, Israel, Brazil, Bolivia, Poland, Ecuador, and Bosnia and Herzegovina will gather in the city where this retreat started. What began as a single gathering has grown into an international event for the women shaping the liberty movement in their own countries.

Attendees will learn from top leaders in the movement on political activism, media training, chapter engagement, and more, grounded in classical liberal ideas. They will also spend three days building relationships with other libertarian women who are committed to reaching new audiences with those ideas.

10/20/2026

Ask ten people what socialism means and you’ll get ten different answers. 🤔

In a 2018 Gallup poll, only 17% of Americans defined it as government ownership of the economy. In 1949, that number was twice as high. Today, the most common answer is simply “equality.” No wonder this debate keeps going in circles: people are often arguing about different things while using the same word.

So what’s the classic distinction? In socialism, the state owns land, factories and tools, and a central plan decides what gets made. In capitalism, those things are privately owned, and millions of people decide through prices and free exchange.

In 1920, Ludwig von Mises asked a simple question: without prices, how would planners know what to produce? Hayek’s answer was that they couldn’t. The knowledge lives with millions of ordinary people, and prices are how it travels.

Germany ran the real-life experiment: same people, same language, split in two. By 1988, West Germany was producing almost four million cars a year, while families in the East waited 10 to 13 years for a Trabant, a car whose design barely changed in three decades.

Most countries today are a mix of both. Even Denmark’s prime minister once said that Denmark is a market economy, not a socialist planned economy. Generous public services don’t make a country socialist. What matters is who decides what gets produced: a central plan, or millions of people making their own choices.

💬 What did you grow up believing capitalism or socialism meant, and has that changed? Share your thoughts in the comments.

10/19/2026

On November 24, 1975, Frank Sinatra performed in Tehran during the reign of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. Just four years later, the 1979 revolution transformed Iran’s public life, including the rules around women’s attendance at public events.

10/19/2026

Dylan Sprouse cheered loud for his wife, now watch us cheer for what we love! 🥳🎊👏

10/17/2026

Thomas Sowell spent decades reminding us that every policy has trade-offs and that central planners rarely pay the price for being wrong. Remember that the next time the Fed tinkers with the money supply. 🏛️📉

10/16/2026

Celebrities have huge platforms, but a big following doesn’t make someone an expert in economics. Fans should look at the results of socialist policies, not who’s endorsing them. 📉

10/15/2026

MYTH: "Capitalism holds women back."

Women have always worked, but the opportunities open to them have grown a great deal. In 1900, about 20 percent of American women were in the paid labor force, and that figure reached roughly 60 percent by the end of the century. Economist Claudia Goldin, who won the Nobel Prize in 2023 for her research on women in the labor market, ties that rise to better education, new technology, and a wider range of jobs.

Household appliances cut the hours needed for domestic work, and growing wealth made it easier for families to invest in their daughters’ education. Paid work gave women an income in their own name, which widened their choices about marriage, family, and where to live. Employers who passed over capable women also lost talent to competitors who were happy to hire them.

10/14/2026

Love how generous everyone is with my money 😒💸

Address

Washington D.C., DC

Website

http://www.ladiesofliberty.org/, https://bit.ly/3Qpjnp6

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Ladies of Liberty Alliance posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.