“The fact that the Human Rights Campaign has heralded Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s signature of the Trans Health Equity Act speaks volumes,” Sarah Parshall Perry, a senior legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation, told CNA. In addition to Republican lawmakers, others have voiced concerns about the new law.
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Utah joined multiple other states pursuing pro-children measures when Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed a law in March to protect children from pornography and its dangerous, brain chemistry-altering effects. The new law requires users to verify their age with an identification card each time they access websites with content “harmful to minors” — a sensible restriction on a website such as PornHub that provides a platform for products of child sexual abuse, sex trafficking, rape, and other nonconsensual behavior.
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Why is motherhood so under attack? Because it’s the most powerful social, spiritual, physical, psychological, biological, and political position a person could ever hold. And, mothers who are “all in” know it. Mothers and grandmothers who don’t buy into the negative messaging about motherhood, but quietly go about their business of raising the next generation of people to be good, honest, brave, hardworking, kind, loving, and true are given overwhelming proof of the power in honoring motherhood as they see the people that they’ve molded go against the negative cultural trends of the day. I like to think I’m one of those people.
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Perhaps, like me, you’ve received emails and notifications prompting you to “opt out of #Mothersday” communications from your favorite retailer. Why? Because of the corporations’ fear for women’s mental health and women being “triggered” when confronted with the specter of celebrating motherhood. But the anti-mother and anti-family forces are running with this effort to diminish and attack the notion of motherhood – issuing “trigger warnings” and treating motherhood like a cultural plague that must be guarded against.
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Every year, our friends at the National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE), a Washington D.C.-based nonprofit, release the “Dirty Dozen List.”
The list highlights major companies and other organizations that are directly profiting from pornography and are contributing to sexual exploitation in society.
NCOSE explains how these major companies fuel sexual exploitation and then lists actions the public can take to persuade these “Dirty Dozen” companies to change their policies and practices.