Look out Reproductive Freedom for All, Alexis McGill Johnson, et al I am so back

Abigail Shrier’s new book “Bad Therapy” is more than a critique of the industry. It’s an exhortation to parents to trust themselves to be the primary support for their children as they learn to navigate an uncertain world. My latest for Public Discourse: thepublicdiscourse.com/2024/04/94786/

BREAKING: North Carolina passed universal school choice last year.

Their school choice initiative already has more than 50,000 students on the waitlist because so many families want it.

The Senate Appropriations Committee will now consider a bill to eliminate that waitlist.

Idaho was at the Supreme Court today to defend its pro-life law against the Biden administration’s attempt to block the statute. I’ve got an explainer of the case and its implications in my latest Substack: alexandradesanctis.substack.com/p/idaho-defend…

The highly-regarded paediatrician who conducted the most thorough review ever undertaken on the medical evidence for transitioning gender-confused children has been advised not to travel on public transport for her own safety. 1/3
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Every time I write about birth control, I’m reminded that a whole lot of men out there are very convinced that women actually LOVE contraception and have no issues with it whatsoever. Funny how that works.

My Taylor Swift take that no one’s asking for: Her newest few albums aren’t terrible, they’re just...boring. It all sounds basically the same. Very few songs are catchy or enjoyable or even all that memorable. Her old stuff was in a league of its own by comparison.

Imagine thinking you’re the party of women’s rights while you go and do a thing like this

Adopting a pro-contraception strategy would be a significant unforced error for the GOP. Women are increasingly displeased with birth control, and there’s little evidence it decreases abortion rates. My latest for NR magazine: nationalreview.com/magazine/2024/…

I think it has been made abundantly clear by this point that abortion was never a constitutional right.

‘Detransition Diaries’: ‘The Greatest Medical Experiment of Our Time’

New book unveils tragic stories of regret — and offers advice on combating the heartbreak.⤵️ ncregister.com/features/detra…

Without revealing your age, who was your very first favorite MLB player?

NEW: significant development here - Puberty blockers paused for children in Scotland bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotla…

Among the many reasons I love where we live: This morning I got to watch as a hawk hung out on our playset, dove into the bushes to grab a snake, and flew off to a nearby tree to enjoy his breakfast in full view of the kitchen window.

Killing isn’t care.

Catholics should rejoice over the 30 students Ohio State University's Newman Center welcomed this past Easter as converts, especially amid modern headwinds. | Jack Butler trib.al/q3jgW3u

Same guy wants men to be able to compete on women’s teams.

My resignation letter to NPR CEO Katherine Maher

'We live in a society that believes abortion is okay because we live in a society terrified to death that life isn’t good.' Powerful and honest words from Alexandra DeSanctis Marr in her Substack, adapted from her speech at CO March for Life: alexandradesanctis.substack.com/p/love-is-stro…

There’s no such thing as a “transgender sports ban.” The policies in question require athletes to compete against members of their own sex. That media outlets routinely describe this as a ban suggests the argument against these policies isn’t a very strong one.