“Not an equal protection.” Swimmer Speaks Out About NCAA’s Transgender Policy (With Carter Satterfield)
Over the last decade, our nation has witnessed an increase in biological males who identify as female and participate on women’s sports teams. These males often easily outperform the women on the team, taking away their records and setting unrealistic standards of performance. Congress enacted Title IX in part to protect the health and safety […]
NC State Swimmer Joins Lawsuit Against the NCAA (With Kylee Alons)
Over fifty years ago, Congress enacted a monumental law to protect women from sex-based discrimination, known as Title IX. This made signifcant strides in establishing and protecting women’s sports. Over the last several years, though, there has been a push to allow biological males who identify as women to compete on women’s sports teams, effectively […]
A NC Detransitioner Sues Her Doctors (With Josh Payne)
As a teenager, Prisha Mosley was told that she was born in the wrong body and that transitioning her gender would solve the various mental health problems she was experiencing. She received cross-sex hormones and a double mastectomy only to realize that these procedures were not the solution. Now, after detransitioning, she is suing the […]
Sharing the Stories of Those Hurt by the Transgender Movement (With Kallie Fell)
The transgender movement has hurt countless people, including many children who have been told that presenting as the opposite sex will solve their problems. This is happening despite the fact that drugs and procedures used in “transitioning” can cause irreversible changes and lasting medical complications. This week on Family Policy Matters, host Traci DeVette Griggs […]
What You Need to Know About Critical Race Theory
Over the last decade, critical race theory has grown from something that was only discussed in academia to a concept that is now being taught in schools, featured on the news, and brought up in casual conversations. Some people are adamantly in favor of it, and others are just as adamantly opposed. But how should […]
How to Be God-Honoring Citizens in a Fallen World
The Bible is full of wisdom and guidance for how to live our lives in a God-honoring way. It can sometimes be difficult, though, to translate this wisdom to our modern-day lives, especially when it comes to engaging the (often hostile) world around us. This week on Family Policy Matters, host Traci DeVette Griggs welcomes […]
Kids, Phones, and Porn
As technology continues to progress, so does the number of young children who have cell phones (often with little to no supervision). Whether children seek out harmful content or not, cell phones and social media can be quite dangerous if not used in a healthy way. This week on Family Policy Matters, host Traci DeVette […]
A Free Mom For NC State Students
Over the last decade, suicide has become increasingly prevalent among college students, to the point that it is now one of the leading causes of death amongst this population. While many have wished they could do something about these tragic numbers, one North Carolinian took the initiative to offer herself as a “free mom” to […]
How Should Christians Use Technology?
Technology is something that has been widely debated for years. Should Christians embrace it as part of the culture or resist it for the many dangers it brings with it? Studies have proven that things like social media can be damaging to our mental and physical health, but some experts say that this just makes […]
The Truth About Parenting a Transgender-Identifying Child
Can you imagine your child announcing to you that they think they are supposed to be the opposite gender? Parents across the country have been completely shocked by their children telling them that they identify as transgender and have had to grapple with how to love and care for their children in a healthy way. […]