Author: unitedfamilies

Pizza Hut’s book club promotes drag queen books to pre-K children

Pizza Hut’s book club for young students promotes books to pre-kindergarten children about little kids dressing up as drag queens. The Pizza Hut Book It program started in 1984. The Camp Book It program provides children with a free pizza if they complete a monthly reading goal. The Libs of TikTok Twitter account revealed that the Pizza Hut book club recommends that young children read books about drag queens.

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Parents, How Much Porn is Your Child Watching?

The unfortunate fact is that porn isn’t going anywhere any time soon. Trying to make porn go away would be like trying to make cell phones go away—it’s not going to happen in our digital age. Even so, that doesn’t change that our culture generally regards porn as a harmless, personal pastime. And as we all adjust to the never-ending availability of porn in today’s society, the real question comes to light: just how much porn are kids watching?

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Amazon employees are trying to silence all criticism of transgender madness

On June 1, 30 employees marched out of Amazon’s Seattle headquarters, draped themselves in transgender flags, and toppled over. They then proceeded to lay prone on the sidewalk in front of a stage that had been set up for Amazon’s “Glamazon Pride 2022” event, the location of Amazon’s “Pride” month festivities for staff and members of the public. The “die-in”— a form of guerrilla theater in which the protestors simulate corpses — is a common form of protest.

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What the military can teach us about marriage

Brad Wilcox of the National Marriage Project and Chris Bullivant of the Social Capital Campaign published an op-ed in the Deseret News this week on the growing divide between the family structures of rich and poor Americans. “Of 18- to 55-year-olds, the share of those who are married from an upper-class background is 60 percent,” they note. “However, this figure falls to 20% for the poor. It is 40% for the working class. Again, what is especially striking about this divide is that it was basically nonexistent in the 1970s.”

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