Two-Parent Homes Aren’t A Privilege. They’re A Right
When we talk about parents and children, we shouldn’t consider a two-parent upbringing as a privilege to be enjoyed by the rich few, but as something every person owes to every other person he or she creates.
Why Accepting The West’s Deluge Of Unmarried Child-Bearing Entrenches Injustice
Choosing to have babies without a husband is not empowering in any degree. Not for the mother. Not for the child. Not for the community or the nation.
The Kanye-Trump Bromance Highlights Our Culture’s Yearning For Fathers
‘The campaign ‘I’m with her’ just didn’t make me feel, as a guy, that didn’t get to see my dad all the time — like a guy that could play catch with his son.’
The Research Proves The No. 1 Social Justice Imperative Is Marriage
For the last 20 years, marital status has increasingly become the central factor in whether our neighbors rise above, remain, or descend into poverty. The research is astounding.
‘Feminist Economics’ Finally Admits The Goal Is Replacing Families With Government
Feminist economists are calling for a massive expansion in government benefits, from government-provided child care to health care plans that cover abortion.
How Should Churches Respond To Unwed Mothers?
Maddi Runkles is just a small symptom of a larger dilemma within the church: holding unwed, pregnant teen girls to a separate set of standards than others who fall from grace.
Everyone Should Consider How To Support Moms Like Professor Who Offered To Hold Baby In Class
Professor Sally Hunter told single mother Morgan King she doesn’t need to miss class again if she can’t find childcare. Just bring the baby to class.
Report: Global Spike In Cohabitation Is Destabilizing Children’s Lives
This study firmly shows that across the world marriage confers the best chances for stability for children. Yet adults are increasingly choosing not to provide their kids that optimal environment.
‘Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life’ May Satisfy Fans, But It’s No Classic
The show gives needed closure and depth in some of its most important relationships. It’s good, enjoyable, funny. But the ending ultimately disappoints.
‘I’m Not Killing My Baby If There’s A Heartbeat’: How April Chose Life
There was nothing easy or convenient about a new pregnancy for April—but she refused to turn to abortion for answers. And Blessing Jubilee was born.
‘Jane the Virgin’ Decided to Introduce Abortion, And It Was Awful
The show could have approached the topic of abortion with thoughtfulness. Instead, tragically, ‘Jane the Virgin’ makes light of it.
If You’re Not A Dad, Don’t Go To Dad Events At School
Moms and dads are not interchangeable units. And if mothers can attend events meant only for dads, fathers-only gatherings become meetings for anyone, losing their entire purpose.
How Judging Other Parents Can Equal Class Warfare
Moral outrage over many basic parenting choices is not only illogical and statistically unfounded but a hallmark of the new class war.
How Our Individualism Has Trapped Us In A Welfare State
America’s enchantment with individualism is so thoroughly ingrained that it has become almost invisible, except in our massive, socialistic welfare state.
We Can’t Solve Poverty Without Addressing Families
New poverty statistics can’t show that fighting poverty is more difficult and more expensive because of America’s fragmenting and chaotic families.
‘Parenthood’s’ Unintended Pro-Life Treatment Of Pregnancy
Abortion is often considered a third rail in politics and media. But NBC’s show ‘Parenthood’ courageously explored pregnancy and its effects.
Abortion Is Out; Single Moms Are In
New data show fewer abortions and marriages, meaning many more single moms.Those who love life should start supporting good marriages and parenting.
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