It’s been an exciting and encouraging few days in the North Dakota legislature. Last Friday, the sexual orientation Senate Bill 2303 went down to defeat by a margin of 27 to 20. This means our wives and daughters are safe in bathrooms and locker rooms, religious freedom is still protected, and employers do not need
Brittany Jones, Esq., Policy Manager As thousands marched for life in Washington D.C. and across our country, we saw monumental government actions related to abortion – some encouraging and some disturbing. We’ve learned the hard way this week that elections have consequences, and we are seeing those consequences play out in the courts through presidentially-nominated
We are happy to report that House Bill 1336 was voted out of the House Human Services Committee with a “Do Pass” recommendation! House Bill 1336 requires that a woman considering a chemical abortion be given information about how she can save her baby’s life, if she changes her mind part-way into the process. Over 68
Colorado state legislators have introduced a bill that would require children in local public and charter schools to learn the explicit sexual techniques of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals. Under HB 1032, not only would explicit acts be described to your children, but gender norms and gender stereotypes – like male and female –
Dear Friends: I am thrilled to announce that we will once again be participating in the Family Policy Foundation Statesmen Academy, and we need your help to send FOUR New Mexicans! The 2019 Statesmen Academy will be an intensive week of training for on-the-rise Christian legislators and aspiring policymakers. This annual conference is a pivotal
Here’s the good news. Thanks to your involvement, as confirmed by multiple legislators, the Senate Judiciary Committee agreed to protect our wives and daughters and gave SB 2303 a “Do Not Pass” recommendation. If you recall, this bill would enshrine “sexual orientation” and “gender identify” in the same protected classes as race and religion. It
On a cold, blustery day in January in 1973, the Supreme Court announced its decision in the now famous case of Roe v. Wade sentencing millions of babies to death before they even breathed their first breath. On Tuesday, on a similarly cold day in January, hundreds of Kansans turned out to stand up for
The Obama Administration decided to permit individuals who identify as transgender to serve in the military—without weighing the cost to taxpayers for ongoing medical care, impact to military readiness, and the affect on privacy or fairness in the troops. But in July 2017, President Trump announced a change in this policy. You joined with us
by Mark Scott, Kansas Family Voice Communications Director It is especially meaningful that we celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. yesterday just a few days after we celebrated Religious Freedom Day. A remarkable leader who had a dramatic and necessary impact on human rights, history sometimes forgets everything he attempted to achieve was all done
Fellow North Dakotans, Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee are about to render an opinion on a bill critical to your religious freedom and the protection of your wives and daughters. Senate Bill 2303 attempts to enshrine “sexual orientation” and “gender identify” in the same protected classes as race and religion and would be disastrous
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