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How Married Couples Perceive the American Dream

Apr 2, 2024 | Marriage/Family

America has long been described as a land of opportunity. It should come as no surprise, then, that the American public has traditionally been enamored with an idea that taps into this ethos—that of the “American Dream.” A popular interpretation of the dream holds that “[anyone] in the United States, regardless of class or position, can achieve success and enjoy a quality of life better than their parents if they are willing to work hard.”

Instead of Legalizing Adultery, Legislators Should Be Championing Fidelity

Apr 2, 2024 | Marriage/Family

Adultery is expected to be legalized in the coming weeks in New York, a development that leaves most people surprised it’s even a crime in the first place. Qualified as a misdemeanor since 1907, the law was designed to discourage individuals from cheating on their spouse as a means to secure a divorce. At the time, infidelity was the only way to legally split.

In a Shock to Their Government, the Irish Defend the Family

Apr 2, 2024 | Marriage/Family

For almost a century, the Constitution of Ireland, the land of Saint Patrick, has protected both the rights of the family and the rights of mothers who choose to stay at home to raise their children.

JK Rowling dares police to arrest her for violating new ‘hate crime’ law protecting trans people: ‘DELIBERATELY DEFIANT’

Apr 2, 2024 | Sexual Orientation, Sovereignty Rights

The new law, which only applies to Scotland, “introduces new offences for threatening or abusive behaviour which is intended to stir up hatred based on prejudice towards characteristics including age, disability, religion, sexual orientation, transgender identity and variations in sex characteristics,” according to the Scottish government.

Sociologist Finds Smartphones and Social Media Harm Kids in These Four Ways

Apr 2, 2024 | Marriage/Family, Parental Rights/ Parenting

In his latest book, The Anxious Generation, renowned social psychologist Jonathan Haidt argues smartphones and social media damage young people’s mental development — and contribute to Gen Z’s unprecedented levels of mental illness. American teenagers conservatively spend between six and eight hours on “screen-based leisure activities,” Haidt writes, with most spending at least five of those hours on social media services like Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

Author: unitedfamilies

How Married Couples Perceive the American Dream

Instead of Legalizing Adultery, Legislators Should Be Championing Fidelity

In a Shock to Their Government, the Irish Defend the Family

JK Rowling dares police to arrest her for violating new ‘hate crime’ law protecting trans people: ‘DELIBERATELY DEFIANT’

Sociologist Finds Smartphones and Social Media Harm Kids in These Four Ways

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