At least two cases before the Supreme Court now give the justices the opportunity to again recognize the fundamental rights it protected for parents in 1925.
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Netizens swiftly slammed the post, alleging that the show is no longer the same Sesame Street they grew up watching in the 70s. “Why do kids need to know about sex let alone gay sex?” one user asked while a second remarked, “Kids don’t care about sexual preferences. Only perverts and pedophiles are talking to children about sex.”
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For the better part of this century, the nascent movement to make it easier for people to start families and have children flew largely under the popular radar. A few Cassandras tried to warn us, like AEI’s Nick Eberstadt, or Jonathan V. Last, author of What to Expect When No One’s Expecting. But concerns about falling birthrates were ignored or treated as crankish, as opposed to the respectful treatment given to neo-Malthusian “Population Bomb” propaganda that warned of over-population.
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As the amount of pornography produced increases and becomes more normalized, the intensity of the degradation it portrays does, too.
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The natural law account of parental rights is a substantively robust and reason-based position—one that must be defended for all Americans of all faiths and shades of belief.
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