Reflections on my time at the Capitol – Ida Carrette
Ida Carrette joined the Family Voice team for a week at the Capitol, and shares a few thoughts! Snapshots from […]
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Reflections on our time at the Capitol – Elizabeth & Nasaya
Elizabeth & Nasaya joined the Family Voice team for a week at the Capitol, and share a few reflections! We
Reflections on my time at the Capitol – Elsa Bisschop
Elsa Bisschop joined the Family Voice team for a week at the Capitol, and shares a few reflections! Watch Elsa’s
Reflections on my time at the Capitol – Dawson Schroeder
Dawson Schroeder joined the Family Voice team for 2 weeks at the Capitol, and shares a few reflections! A few
A Texas Court is Playing Games With Age Verification Laws – But States Should Move Forward Anyway
At the eleventh hour, a federal district court judge in Texas issued a preliminary injunction enjoining the Texas App Store
Educational Freedom in South Dakota
Do South Dakota families have true educational freedom? Two recent reports put that question to the test. EdChoice’s Friedman Index
New York Mom Sues School District for Hiding Child’s Gender Transition
Should school districts be allowed to lie to parents about their children’s well-being? That question is currently before the US
From 1925 to Today – The US Supreme Court & Parental Rights
Over the past several years, as woke indoctrination overtook academic institutions and public schools pushed parents to the sidelines, the
Who are the outside influences behind the new marriage bill, SB156?
A recent bill to amend South Dakota’s marriage laws has been introduced, but who is behind the effort? The legislation
Problems with SB156, the prohibition on marriage before 18
Right now in South Dakota, someone who is 16 or 17 is able to get married if they have parental