21 Things 18-Year-Olds Can Do Under Spending Bill Before They Can Legally Buy Cigarettes
Congress thinks citizens under the age of 21 can sacrifice their lives for their country, operate heavy machinery, kill their unborn child, change their sex, but not buy cigarettes.
Imperfect ‘Tall Girl’ Has Surprising Message For Young Women On The Importance Of Fathers
The film struggles, but Netflix’s ‘Tall Girl’ takes a break from Hollywood’s predictable message to remind young women we need our fathers.
The Puzzling Disconnect Between ‘Euphoria’s’ Wild Teens And Risk-Averse Gen Z
While HBO’s ‘Euphoria’ is definitely shocking, it’s just not representative of today’s teenage experience.
‘Trinkets’ Is A TV Show For Girls Who Feel Invisible
Based on the novel by Kirsten Smith, ‘Trinkets’ does not skimp on the crazy, spiraling plot, or on the strength of teen girl friendship.
Giving Teens The Right To Vote Is Another Cynical Ploy By Democrats
Why do Democrats want to give 16-year-olds the right to vote? They see a new constituency to manipulate with emotional appeals, fantastical promises, and scaremongering.
If 16-Year-Olds Want To Vote, They Should Have To Earn It
Top Democrats are seriously considering an attempt to lower the voting age to 16, but none has addressed any of the other responsibilities tied to that age.
The Star Of ‘Eighth Grade’ Is All Of Us In Middle School
Kayla is being raised by her single dad, who adores her with every fiber of his being, but just can’t figure out how to make her see what he sees in her.
Netflix’s Latest Shows For Teens Send Destructive Messages
Netflix has the power to use its platform to elevate the conversation and empower teens to deal with the tough challenges of adolescence. ’13 Reasons Why’ season two and ‘The Kissing Booth’ don’t do that.
Don’t Bother With The Second Season Of ’13 Reasons Why’
Hannah is now a jock-chasing bully ghost who passively aggressively haunts the one guy who was truly in love with her.
Naomi Schaefer Riley On Screen Time, Social Media Mobs, And Ideological Diversity
Author and journalist Naomi Schaefer Riley joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss parenting in the world of phone screens, and other ways technology has shaken up our world.
How Segregating Kids By Age Led To Youth Culture And Fueled Family Disintegration
We cannot undo the abuses of capitalism or the sexual revolution without facing how much of the chaos stems from the decision to isolate children by age, to be cared for by strangers.
Why You Should Intervene If Your Daughter Reads Raunchy Teen Magazines
The original title, ‘In case you didn’t sterilize yourself before sex with a man who doesn’t care about you or your future, you still have 72 hours!’ was exnayed by the marketing team.
Girl-Group Grunge-Pop Beats The Real Thing And If You Disagree You’re Sexist
Nina Gordon and Louise Post of Veruca Salt were pop songwriters of a very high order who were only latching onto grunge because it was the idiom of the day.
Social Media, The Secret Lives of Teenagers, and Hook-up Culture
Nancy Jo Sales spent over two years talking to more than 200 girls about social media, sexualization, and how both have changed their lives.
Stop Texting Men So Much
Texting is convenient for some kinds of communication, but terrible for romantic relationships.
Stop Being Scared Of Your Kids
We teach our children not to stereotype others, yet often that’s exactly what we do to them, resigning ourselves to terrible twos and stormy adolescences and everything in between.
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