Author: unitedfamilies

Christmas trees now allowed in Massachusetts town’s public libraries after massive pushback. Last year some folks allegedly were ‘uncomfortable’ with them.

The Grinch won’t be getting his way this year in Dedham, Massachusetts, as Christmas trees are now allowed to go up in the town’s public libraries.
Last year some folks allegedly were “uncomfortable” with the sight of a tree in one library, which reportedly led to a ban on Christmas trees in general this season — and then a massive pushback against the decision commenced.

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Women’s Health Care after Dobbs

In the debates following the Dobbs decision, many have expressed concerns that state laws restricting abortion might create setbacks for maternal health. If a pregnant woman’s health or life is at risk, will she still receive the care she needs in states where abortion is restricted? Alternatively, if the fetus has a severe or life-limiting condition, is it cruel and traumatic to the mother to guide her in continuing the pregnancy to term?

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Keep sex toys out of children’s classrooms

Last week, Project Veritas released a video of an undercover reporter talking to a Chicago private school dean about his school’s sex education policy. The Dean describes having an “LGBTQ+ health center” come in to teach 14- to 18-year-olds about a variety of non-family-friendly topics, including sex toys like anal plugs and dildos, “queer sex,” and “using lube versus using spit.”

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Trans Ideology Exploits The Left’s Fallacy That We Can Be Liberated From Our Sex

Liberals in good standing are finally permitted to question transgender ideology. Just look at a recent piece in The New York Times — the high holy chronicle of upscale liberalism — in which columnist Pamela Paul denounces the crude stereotypes that inform transgender ideology (e.g. a girl who likes short haircuts and playing with trucks is really a boy).

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