Failing the Vulnerable

The kind of abuse alleged at this Florida facility should come as no surprise to anyone. This is going on … Continue reading Failing the Vulnerable

Catastrophic Failure of Child Protective Services

The average person, sheltered from knowledge about the most evil segments of our culture, are shocked when they hear of … Continue reading Catastrophic Failure of Child Protective Services

Public Schools – Unsafe for Any Child

Last week, Steven R. Battles, a former elementary school teacher in Springfield, IL was sentenced to seven years in prison … Continue reading Public Schools – Unsafe for Any Child

Profiling Predators

Writing for Slate, Katy Waldman characterizes the current attention we focus on narcissism as the “syndrome du jour.” Tongue in … Continue reading Profiling Predators

Promoting Transgenderism — The Easy Way Out

This past May, Jeff and Hillary Whittington accepted the Harvey Milk Inspiration Award for publicly supporting their 5 year old daughter’s … Continue reading Promoting Transgenderism — The Easy Way Out

Comprehensively Incomprehensible

The controversy over sex education is not going to diminish anytime soon. One reason is that the promoters of a … Continue reading Comprehensively Incomprehensible

Stopping Child Sexual Predators

Some “experts” claim that child sexual predators can be cured and can actually become part of the solution to keep … Continue reading Stopping Child Sexual Predators

Covering up Child Sexual Abuse

Covering up Child Sexual Abuse Between 60 and 80 percent of girls 15 and younger who become pregnant are impregnated … Continue reading Covering up Child Sexual Abuse

Are Priests the Problem?

I just came across another article that holds up Catholic priests as central figures in the sexual abuse of children. … Continue reading Are Priests the Problem?

Facts Might Change, But We Often Don’t

What is true is constantly changing. When I was in high school, my science text book stated unequivocally that the … Continue reading Facts Might Change, But We Often Don’t