Our society is based in many ways on children and families. Our culture devotes massive amounts of time and resources to the raising of children. … Read More

As many of you know, yesterday was Earth Day. Some of us may celebrate by making a pledge to reduce waste, or to avoid driving, … Read More

Recently, my home state of Kansas passed a law that places several restrictions on the usage of benefits received from the Temporary Assistance for Needy … Read More

With all of the recent news coverage of Indiana’s new “religious freedom” law and the imprisonment of Purvi Patel for having a miscarriage, we have … Read More

The most recent budget plan put out by Congress includes some serious cuts to federal student loan programs. It would freeze the levels of Pell … Read More

I’m sure by now most people have seen or read about the video that was taken of members of the SAE chapter at Oklahoma University … Read More

For whatever reason, some people feel the need to touch other people without their permission. We see this all over in society, but it seems … Read More

This past weekend, I attended Take Root: Red State Perspectives on Reproductive Justice. It’s a conference held in Oklahoma dedicated to outlining and working through … Read More

This past Tuesday, Kansas Governor Sam Brownback issued an executive order that removed workplace protections from being harassed, discriminated against, or fired based on sexual … Read More