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Courage on Campus: Now U.C. It
Standing up for Christian values is tough at any college, but on one of the most radically liberal campuses on the planet? That takes nerve. The University of California at Berkeley isn't exactly a destination for students who care about the free exchange of ideas. That's what makes the story of Isabella Chow even more astounding. After a clash in the student senate over gender policy, the student senator is a profile of true courage at a school that could use more of it. When Chow won her seat in leadership, she was very clear that she would "represent the Christian community." But now that she's actually tried, the campus is demanding her resignation. The flare-up started on Halloween, when the student government met to consider a resolution condemning the Trump administration for ... (more)
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On Tuesday’s edition of "Washington Watch with Tony Perkins" Former Ohio Secretary of State and FRC's Senior Fellow for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance Ken Blackwell joins Tony to discuss the ballot recount chaos in Florida. Kansas State Rep. Susan Humphries is here to highlight Governor-elect Laura Kelly’s efforts to undermine the state’s Adoption Protection Act. Also, Cathy Ruse, FRC’s Senior Fellow and Director of Human Dignity, joins Tony with the latest controversy coming out of the Fairfax County School District.

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California's Campus Abortion Mandate is Bad Model Legislation

by Patrina Mosley

The California bill SB 320 would have required the state's 34 public universities with on-campus student health centers to make abortion pills available on campus to more than 400,000 female students by January 1, 2022. SB 320 passed both chambers and was recently vetoed by the Governor. This is significant due to the fact that this bill would have become the first of its kind in the country and would have served as a model for other states to turn their student health centers into abortion clinics. Legislation like SB 320 shows a reckless ... (more)

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Get Your Kids Out of Government Schools, Right Now, Today

by Cathy Ruse

Cathy Ruse is Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Human Dignity at Family Research Council. This article was co-written with Austin Ruse, President of C-Fam. This article appeared in The Stream on September 10, 2018. We sometimes quip that we would sell our house and get a double-wide down by the river rather than send our daughters to a government school. There are, of course, two things wrong with this statement. First, all the riverfront property is already taken by rich folk. Second, it seems cruel to families who may ... (more)

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The Kavanaugh Circus Shows The Supreme Court's Political Power Is Out of Control

by Travis Weber

Travis Weber is Vice President for Policy at Family Research Council. This article appeared in The Federalist on October 3, 2018. For the sake of our political system, we must re-embrace the balance of power the Constitution originally envisioned. If there is anything our country has learned from the hype, drama, and antics surrounding Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing, it is that the Supreme Court is far too important in our nation’s political system. The high price we pay for politicizing the confirmation ... (more)