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  • Systemic Racism or the Collapse of the Family?

    Systemic Racism or the Collapse of the Family?0

    Those on the left and right have very different “what’s wrong with America” narratives—especially on the subject of race. The left presumes the pervasiveness of white racism; the right does not.  For those on the left, America has always been—and remains—a racist society. Those on the right concede that there are individual racists, white and

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  • Is Schooling a Public Good?

    Is Schooling a Public Good?0

    Critics of the proposed policy to expand private school choice in the United States argue that the government must fund and control schooling since it is a “public good.” This may sound accurate, as we label some schools as “public” and some as “private.” Since we have public schools, schooling must be a public good,

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  • Is it Still Important to Teach Children to Sew?

    Is it Still Important to Teach Children to Sew?0

    When I was 10 years old, the opportunity to attend a living history program one summer day left me in a tizzy of anticipation. There was only one problem. I had outgrown all of my historically accurate costumes and had nothing to wear to the event. My mom assessed the situation, pulled out her sewing

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  • How to Break the Deadbeat Dad Cycle

    How to Break the Deadbeat Dad Cycle0

    Celebrities may deny it. Feminists may lead us to believe otherwise. But the fact of the matter is, children do much better in life when they have a father to guide them through it. In fact, research shows that children with an active father experience better physical and mental health, better development, and better behavior

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  • Harvard Article from 1863 Offers 3 Simple Rules for Reading

    Harvard Article from 1863 Offers 3 Simple Rules for Reading0

    We all know how important reading is. It benefits relationships. It builds language development. And reading books has even been found to lengthen one’s life.   Such knowledge causes many of us to be aghast at the fact that more than one in four Americans didn’t read a book last year. But what about those

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  • Fact Check: Do 74% of Californians Really Oppose Sanctuary Cities?

    Fact Check: Do 74% of Californians Really Oppose Sanctuary Cities?0

    This morning, a friend sent me a story from a right-wing news site. It claimed that “74 percent of Californians want to end sanctuary cities.” The statistic didn’t seem to smell right. Seventy-four percent of Californians? The state in which Donald Trump won 33 percent of the vote? The poll ostensibly had been conducted by

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