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The battle about what to teach children in public schools concerning sexual orientation and gender identity is raging all over America. A radical LGBTQ+ agenda is being pushed in elementary schools, where children should be learning their ABCs.
Should minor children be allowed to take life-changing puberty-blocking hormones or receive surgeries to remove healthy organs in an effort to "treat" their gender confusion? Most people would say "no" given the immaturity of a child to make such profound decisions. Gender confusion is usually resolved by early adulthood without such radical "solutions" that can't be reversed.
Despite the war in Europe, a lagging economy, skyrocketing inflation, and a crisis at the border, President Biden and his administration’s highest priority remains to force transgenderism onto our children.
There was a time when students would seek out teachers for extra help with their studies. Now, some teachers are recruiting students to advance their LGBTQ agenda.
When it comes to the coronavirus vaccine, political affiliation plays a significant role in public opinion. One remarkable example: Nearly a third of Democrats believe unvaccinated parents should lose custody of their children.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 11.1 percent of K-12 students nationwide are now homeschooled.In the spring of 2020, that number was 5.4 percent.
Should public school officials be allowed to question nine-year-old children about their sexual identity and behavior?
That's exactly what happened in New Jersey. Parents say "No!" Thankful
Boys and girls restrooms are a thing of the past in woke Chicago.
Public school bathrooms will now be "gender-neutral," a change that Chicago Public Schools (CPS) refers to as a "big step f
Texas state representative Matt Krause is on a mission to investigate books in public schools that address race, gender identity, and sexual orientation.
And now Krause, who is also a candi
A new report from Arizona Christian University shows that nearly 60 percent of millennials have a positive view of Jesus, but 75 percent admit they are "searching for a sense of purpose in life."</
