Category: Parental Rights/ Parenting
Couple continues legal battle after foster application was blocked over LGBT beliefs
A Catholic couple who alleges that Massachusetts officials banned them from welcoming foster children into their home due to their religious beliefs is still fighting for their rights in court, even after state foster care licensing rules were altered amid federal pressure.
Read More
Christians Are Reclaiming Marriage to Protect Children
The debate that preceded Obergefell, which imposed same-sex marriage on all fifty states, was relentlessly adult-centric. Both sides framed marriage as a contest between adult interests and adult liberties. Both sidelined the true victims of marriage redefinition: children.
Read More
When Should I Let My Preteen Child Start Dating? Four Key Tips
Kids are generally not ready for the freedom of dating until somewhere between the ages of 16 and 18.
Read More
France moves closer to banning social media for minors under 15
The French National Assembly overwhelmingly passed legislation last week that would ban children under 15 from using social media.
“With this law, we are setting a clear limit in society. We are saying something simple: Social media is not harmless,” MP Laure Miller, who authored the bill, said after it passed.
“Banning social media for those under 15: this is what scientists recommend, and this is what the French people are overwhelmingly calling for,” Macron said.
First Major Medical Org Comes Out Against Trans Surgeries for Minors
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) released new guidance on Tuesday cautioning physicians against performing gender-transition surgeries on minors, marking a significant breakthrough for critics of the procedures who have long called on major medical associations to be transparent about the harms associated with medicalizing gender dysphoric children.
Read More
Epstein files expose links to transgender ideology’s wealthiest backers
Matt Walsh of The Daily Wire shared emails showing post-conviction contact between Epstein and LGBT activists, including billionaire backers, pushing the transgender agenda.
During an episode of his show on Tuesday, Matt Walsh of The Daily Wire drew attention to a number of emails between the serial sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein and prominent LGBT activists, which were released over the weekend in the U.S. Department of Justice’s document dump
Josh Allen: Being a Dad is ‘Most Important Thing’
“The most important thing I’ll ever be in my life, is being a dad,” he said. “And I know I love being a football player, and I love being a quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, but I’m looking forward to this one.”
Read More
New campaign challenges Obergefell for children’s rights
The campaign aims to undo the 2015 Obergefell decision and restore marriage to a child-protecting institution that elevates children’s rights rather than sacrifice those rights in service of the desires and feelings of adults.
Read More
Ed. Dept. to California: Hiding Students’ ‘Gender Identity’ From Parents is Illegal
Our investigation found that the California Department of Education egregiously abused its authority by pressuring school officials to withhold information about students’ so-called “gender transitions” from their parents. … School personnel have even bragged about facilitating “gender transitions,” and shared strategies to target minors and conceal information about children from their own families.
Read More
It’s Time To Go on the Offensive With Public School Reading Lists
Many today wonder what they can do to promote positive values and right actions in society. Why not take a page out of Texas’ book – literally – and work toward legislation that requires similar reading lists full of classic, wholesome books in our own public schools?
Read More
California dad can’t schedule doctor visit for 12-year-old son due to state’s medical autonomy laws
“I cannot explain how ridiculous the state of California is. My 12-year-old son, he needs to schedule an appointment himself to go see a doctor or a specialist,” explained the man, whose accounts are held under the name Jonathan Freeman. “Because when you’re 12 in this state, apparently you can make your own medical decisions.”
Read More
New Report Estimates $154 Billion in Annual Taxpayer Costs Linked to Father Absence
The United States spent $154.2 billion in 2018 on 14 major federal government assistance programs supporting children and mothers in households without resident fathers, according to a national report released today.
Read More