Kids Online Censor or Safety Act?
The internet’s rapid popularity and growth have proven to be helpful and harmful at the same time. Countless lawmakers have tried to craft bills to rein in the worst parts of the web without suppressing free speech or the free market.
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Sex in the Stacks
Amid growing concern about libraries connecting children to sexually explicit activities, the American Library Association is doubling down.
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Pornography and Prostitution
Anne Schlafly Cori joins Mike Essen to discuss Pornography and Prostitution. 2-17-23
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Earn It Act Erases Exploitation
With the explosion of internet technology over the last few decades, Congress has been unable to keep up. While the world wide web has given us connected us to many good experiences, the access of online predators continues to multiply.
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Librarians Double Down Against Your Children
In case there are any lingering questions about where national library groups stand on protecting young children from graphic sexual materials and anti-American treatises, the American Library Association’s recent pick for its new president should put those questions to rest. The newly elected “Marxist lesbian” leader subscribes to “queer consciousness” and communist ideologies, much to the delight of many of those in the national education establishment.
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Sex Offender Apologist for the U.S. Supreme Court?
While Democrats’ self-congratulations continue in the wake of Joe Biden’s nomination of a black female for the U.S. Supreme Court, Senator Josh Hawley is doing what all senators should be doing and is studying Ketanji Brown Jackson’s judicial history.
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Not “Cutie”: Pushing Child Porn
Kirsten Hasler and Tabitha Walter invite you to engage in a discussion about current events in politics, pop culture, and womanhood. This week, we tackle
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Trump Takes Action to Help Human Trafficking Victims
August 6, 2020 President Trump Takes Action to Aid Human Trafficking Survivors This week, the Trump administration announced that over $35 million in the Department
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PARENTS as TEACHERS: A REVIVAL IN EDUCATION
July 2020 A silver lining to COVID-19? The past four months of COVID-19 stay-at-home restrictions have seen an upheaval in education that is unprecedented in
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Donna Rice Hughes – Protecting Children from Sexualization in the Digital World
Donna Rice Hughes – Protecting Children from Sexualization in the Digital World / Filmed at Eagle Council / Educational Policy Conference 2020 in St. Louis, MO
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Becky Gerritson – The Porn Crisis
Becky Gerritson – The Porn Crisis / Filmed at Eagle Council / Educational Policy Conference 2020 in St. Louis, MO
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Junk Sex Versus Sacred Sex
A new word has popped up in sex education classes: “pan-sexual”. Facebook offers more than fifty gender choices, which means that “bi-sexual” is such an old-fashioned term and not descriptive of the current range of sexual choices.
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“Mainstream” Pornography Is Not “Free Speech”
The proliferation and easy accessibility of online pornography — from cell phones, to computers, to hotel TV’s, to retail sex shops and material shared via email — has jaded people to consider pornography as “free speech”.
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Editor’s Note:
Two Eagle Forum of Alabama leaders, General Counsel Margaret Clarke and Executive Director Becky Gerritson, attended the 2019 Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation Global Summit in Washington, D.C. in June.
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Pornography’s Victims
Pornography corrupts and absolutely uncontrolled pornography corrupts absolutely…pornography is addictive…those who become addicted crave more and more bizarre and more perverted pornography, and become more callous toward their victims.
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Sample State Resolution on Pornography
This is a sample resolution written by the National Center on Sexual Exploitation in 2018 is here. Please consider this template for your state.
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