Re: Will America Ever Be Ready for the Truth about Daycare?
Julie Gunlock
I think it’s pretty clear that parenting isn’t what it used to be. In fact, we have a whole generation of parents today that are doing a pretty darn good job of avoiding it.
What Is So Appealing About Ron Paul to Young Voters?
Karin Agness
The first primaries of 2012 are complete, but the fight over the proper role of government continues.
The NEA's Plan: Keep Your "Kids" Captive Longer
Charlotte Hays
When the National Education Association addresses the problem of high school dropout rates, you can bet their proposals will do more for the union, than for dropouts.
Why Can't Girls Just Be Girls?
Sabrina Schaeffer
While much of the radical feminism of the 1960s and '70s has fallen by the wayside, some dangerous flotsam and jetsam trail in its wake -- namely, a robust effort to muzzle imaginative play for girls.
Child’s Play
Carrie L Lukas
Parents mistakenly assume that trading playing time for reading time is a way to help prepare preschoolers for school, when play itself is actually an important way for kids to development necessary skills.
Elizabeth Warren's Quiet Support for Public School Vouchers
Carrie Lukas
A public school voucher system would radically reform education while stabilizing the housing market.
SOTU response
Sabrina Schaeffer
Once again President Obama’s style was polished; yet his substance was tarnished.
The Perennial SOTU Canard of Equal Pay
Carrie L. Lukas
When will Democrats drop this tired feminist mantra from major political addresses?
Misplaced Priorities: Environmentalists, Junk Mail and the Keystone Pipeline
Carrie L. Lukas
Discouraging junk mail might actually help the environment... but environmentalists don't seem to care about that.
Ledbetter Anniversary
Sabrina Schaeffer
Sunday marks the three-year anniversary of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, a bill aimed at improving equality in the workplace.
Chivalry Sinks under Equality's Murky Waters
Charlotte Hays
Long ago, feminists launched an attack on the concept of manliness, and you can see the fruits of their campaign in the Costa Concordia.
Title IX And The Trouble With Quotas
Sabrina Schaeffer
April marks the 40th anniversary of Title IX, legislation passed to ensure educational institutions do not discriminate on the basis of gender.
Big Brother Tells Mom and Dad to Stand Aside
Julie Gunlock
No need for mom and dad to help out when big brother's there to take over!
Ron Paul, Legislative Hero
Charlotte Hays
What if other members of Congress followed this noble example?
