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YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS ARE IN THE CROSS-HAIRS!
Do you know why our current laws grant parents the right to raise their children according to their own beliefs and wishes? As far back as you look in US history, parents and families have been the foundation of our … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 Election, Citizen Responsibilities, Constitutional Government, culture, Doris' Posts, Local News, religion, School Choice
Tagged 2020 Election, Bible, children, Civic Duty, constitution, culture war, Edmund Burke, education, family, Hitler Youth Movement, homeschool, homeschooling, James Dyer, knitting, memory, needlework, nuclear family, parental rights, ParentalRights.org, public schools, quarantine, religion, School Choice
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COVID-19 and HOMESCHOOLING
Confinement to home with all schools closed because of COVID-19 opened the door for many parents to homeschool their children. They’re finding it works and works well. Some may continue the practice long after schools reopen in the fall. Homeschooling … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 Election, Citizen Responsibilities, Constitutional Government, culture, Doris' Posts, Local News, religion, School Choice
Tagged 2020 Election, children, Civic Duty, coronavirus, COVID-19, culture war, education, family, homeschool, homeschooling, knitting, memory, needlework, public schools, quarantine, religion, School Choice
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SEXTING SHOULD MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD
While you think your girls are being protected from COVID-19 by staying home, the editors at Conde Nast, publishers of Teen Vogue, are encouraging them to send or post nude or explicit photos of themselves to others via their smart … Continue reading
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Tagged cabin fever, children, coronavirus, COVID-19, daughters, Enough is Enough, family, Internet, Nona Willis Aronowitz, nude photo, pornography, quarantine, selfie, sexting, Smart phones, Teen Vogue
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