Category: Parental Rights/ Parenting

How Overwhelmed Parents Make Time For God’s Word

Many parents struggle with seeking the Lord first thing in the morning because their children always seem to rise before they do. Some moms and dads feel unsure about sharing God’s Word with their children, but here’s something I’m absolutely sure of: If you have a Bible, you have everything you need to open up rich conversations with your kids about God and His plan for them.

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President Trump Signs Executive Order Dismantling Department of Education

President Trump on Thursday signed an executive order dismantling the Department of Education (DOE), a historic move designed to promote education freedom nationwide and return authority over education back to the states. “The United States spends more money on education, by far, than any other country,” President Trump said at the signing. “Yet, we rank near the bottom of the list in terms of success. It’s an amazing stat. … We’re at the bottom of the list, and that’s where we are, like it or not.”

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Progressives Are Starting to Come Around on the Importance of Marriage and Fatherhood

Progressives and conservatives rarely agree. But there’s a growing consensus about this one data point: America’s men are not OK. This isn’t exactly a political phenomenon — although men are changing politically, too. Last summer, economist Tyler Cowen detected a “vibe shift” in American culture, noting people were drifting rightward. Among his 19 reasons for the shift, Cowen noted the falling fortunes of males were driving men, including Black and Latino men, “into the Republican camp.” His insight was prescient: President Donald Trump gained more Latino men’s votes and nearly double the share of Black male support in 2024 than he had in 2020.

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3 Strategies to Support Dads of Children with Developmental Disabilities

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. It provides a great opportunity to reflect on how you can better support dads of children with developmental disabilities (DDs). Dads of children with DDs face unique challenges in caregiving, advocacy, and navigating complex systems of care. By using the following strategies, you can help strengthen their families and improve the lives of their children.

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Complaint: Illinois Education Board Violates Title IX By Forcing Students To Share Restrooms With Opposite Sex

The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) and Chicago Public Schools (CPS) face a federal civil rights complaint challenging their policies that require students to use facilities like restrooms and locker rooms with students of the opposite sex. “The Illinois State Board of Education and Chicago Public Schools are violating parents’ right to raise their children by hiding important information about their children’s activities at school,” LJC President Jacob Huebert said. “They’re also violating federal law by forcing women and girls to share facilities with the opposite sex.”

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