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Here is Steve Cortes: Good news on the cultural front is rare in 2020s America, so we should gleefully celebrate recent updates from the Census Bureau about the resurgence of two-parent families raising children….
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Here is Larry Elder: Winning an argument is less important than winning someone over to a new way of thinking. At a time in America when one’s race has never been less important, the…
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By Anthony Esolen: Someone may say we ought to live in open sewers, because filth and disease are subversive; or that we ought to cut ourselves with razors, because razors are edgy. What response…
Read MoreBy Nathanael Blake: For many parents, both working-class and white-collar professionals, work is not what really matters. Work is simply the means to support what really matters: family.
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By Timothy P. Carney: America’s elite — that is, the 30% of adults with at least a college degree — enjoy one very particular privilege that enhances their life and nearly guarantees their success….
Read MoreBy Daniel Greenfield: Government is no substitute.
Read MoreBy Ian Rowe: The research from the National Center for Education Statistics tells a hopeful story about the impact of family structure.
Read MoreBy Richard Kirk: “Identity politics is not so much politics as a primal scream. It’s the result of the Great Scattering — our species’ unprecedented collective retreat from our very selves.”
Read MoreBy Nicholas J. Kaster In his brilliant book Marriage and Civilization: How Monogamy Made Us Human, William Tucker persuasively argued that monogamy created the conditions for the flourishing of human civilization. Read more: American…
Read MoreA Prager University video: In this new Prager U video, Candace Owens and Larry Elder discuss the paramount importance of black fathers in turning boys into responsible and happy men–and how their absence has…
Read MoreBy Brian Mark Weber: Marriage was badly damaged long before “progressives” demanded that it be redefined.
Read MoreBy Kerry McDonald: The inevitable result of expanded government powers is less control over education by parents. As parents lose this control, they cede more authority to government bureaucracies, which in turn grow more powerful…
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