Parenting

10 Jun

Posted at 10:19h in Abstinence, Choice, date rape, Democracy, Drug Use, Education, Families, Feminism, Freedom, Human Rights, Media, Parenting, Sanctity of Life, Sexual Freedom, Values, Violence by
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by Christie Masters The understandable and warranted outrage against a California judge who recently gave a rapist a lenient six month sentence has brought the terminology “Rape Culture” to the headlines of news articles. There has been a public outcry and a petition circulating to have...

09 Jun

Posted at 07:27h in Child Development, Choice, Education, Families, father, Freedom, Government, Health Care, Marriage, Marriage and Family, Parenting, Schools, Values by
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by Rebecca Mallory “Everyone should be required to take economics and civics!” If I had a dime for every time my dad said that to one of his 9 children, I’d be rich. My dad was an economics and math major in college which unfortunately, didn’t...

08 Jun

Posted at 09:26h in Choice, Courts, date rape, Democracy, Diane Robertson, Drug Use, Education, Families, father, Freedom, Health Care, Parenting, Sanctity of Life, Sexual Freedom, Values, Violence by
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by Diane Robertson Early on the morning on Jan. 18 two men riding bikes on the Stanford University campus spotted a man raping an unconscious woman. The man later identified as Brock Allen Turner, a student and swimmer at Stanford University, ran away when he saw...

06 Jun

Posted at 11:52h in Child Development, Choice, Families, father, Freedom, Gender, Gender Identity, Grandparents, Homosexuality, Marriage, Parenting, Sexual Orientation, Values by
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By Candice LeSueur It is common for heterosexual parents to feel disappointment, anger, shock, or guilt when their child “comes out.” All other family members may initially have feelings of disbelief or denial as they come to terms with a new reality that becomes a significant...

03 Jun

Posted at 15:55h in Child Abuse, Child Development, Choice, Education, Families, father, Free Speech, Human Rights, Parenting, Research, Schools, The Family, Values, Violence by
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by Tashica Jacobson The small town of Dietrich, Idaho is in shock over the recent events that transpired between football team members. Last October three boys shoved a coat hanger up another team member’s rectum. This instance was not isolated and came after a long series...

31 May

Posted at 05:44h in Birth Rate, Child Development, Choice, Demographic Decline, Families, Marriage, motherhood, Parenting, Values by
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By Candice LeSueur The median age of marriage in the United States has risen subtly in the past several decades. In 1970, the average age to wed was 22 and crept up to 27 in 2010. These statistics aren’t sitting too well for those who are...

25 May

Posted at 06:57h in Abortion, Abstinence, Birth Rate, Child Development, Choice, Cohabitation, Courts, date rape, Demographic Decline, Diane Robertson, Divorce, Education, Families, Feminism, Free Speech, Government, Grandparents, Health Care, Marriage, Parenting, Population Control, Sanctity of Life, Schools, Sex Education, Sexual Freedom, Single Mothers, Values by
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by Diane Robertson Every now and then I think of my grandparents and great grandparents and what society must have been like for them. Things were different back then. People married younger and the divorce rate was under 15%. Babies born to unwed mothers was under...

24 May

Posted at 07:52h in Abstinence, Child Development, Choice, Cohabitation, Domestic Violence, Education, Families, Free Speech, Media, Parental Rights, Parenting, Research, Sexual Freedom, Technology, Values, Violence by
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Sexual content and violence on TV and the potential effect it has on our kids.  by Cinthia Jahnsen We all have been there. The awkward moment where we feel that what we are watching on television, or at the movies is not appropriate for our kids. (OrUS for...