Author: unitedfamilies

Kirk Cameron Promotes Adoption: “God Brings Families Together in All Sorts of Ways”

Playing the father of an adopted child in the film “Lifemark” was natural for actor Kirk Cameron.
He is an adoptive father himself.
In a recent interview, the former “Growing Pains” actor told Movieguide how adoption has been such an integral part of his family: His wife was adopted, and four of their six children were adopted.
“I think it’s incredible that God brings families together in all kinds of ways. And I’m just so thankful for those ladies out there who make the loving choice of adoption,” Cameron told Movieguide.

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The childhood transition narrative is crumbling

The narrative about childhood transition that transgender activists have been selling is slowly crumbling. Last week, Reuters published an investigation into the exponential increase in teenage girls wanting to transition, acknowledging that referrals to gender clinics have been overrepresented by this population. For many, their gender dysphoria is influenced by their peers and social media.

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Senators aim to pass child privacy bills in lame-duck session

A bipartisan group of senators is pushing for the passage of stricter protections for children’s private data during the lame-duck session of Congress. Sens. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) are seeking to attach two children’s data regulatory bills to larger legislation expected to advance before the current Congress ends, Senate aides told the Washington Examiner.

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San Francisco to hand out $1,200 a month to transgender residents

Those who manage to escape the San Francisco Bay Area (myself included) often regale our new neighbors with terrifying tales of the leftist homeland: homeless encampments, poop-tracking apps, and $4,000 rent, held together with crime and overpriced coffee. But for those who live in neighborhoods that continue to cling to ideological sanity, many of these stories sound too ridiculous to be true — the musings of a traumatized conservative delighted to have escaped the socialist nation of California.

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A Trifecta of Pro-Life Victories in Peru

November 16 will be vivid in the hearts and minds of Peruvian pro-lifers for a long time. Rarely has there been so much to celebrate in a single day – three victories in the Peruvian Congress: a pro-life bill moving forward, a pro-abortion bill blocked, and a powerful event featuring the institution of the family as a reality in the social and cultural life of Peruvians.

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