A Generation Lost…That Can Still Be Found
A Good Friday story of redemptionKendall QuallsSix years ago, I spoke at a college campus in Minnesota during one of the most turbulent moments in recent American history. The country […]
Is Marriage Back in Style?
By Chris Bullivant and Brad Wilcox The American experiment is in trouble. Deaths of despair — due to suicide, drugs, or alcohol poisoning — have surged in recent years. Reports […]
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic
Christ-centered school helps families start new chapters in life Angel Melgar wanted more for her five-year-old daughter than the “rough” world of public school she grew up with. Back in […]
Stop The Madness
It’s time to dismantle the myth of black oppression.By Afrieda BaldwinAmerica is a flawed country, but it is still a great one, full of opportunities and freedoms that people all […]
Can We Make Marriage Cool Again?
Research shows there are tremendous benefits to tying the knot.In an era where lifelong commitment is often met with skepticism, TakeCharge’s documentary Marry Me offers a candid and compelling exploration […]
Why We Don’t Celebrate Kwanzaa
Often presented as an African celebration of heritage and community, Kwanzaa is, in reality, a modern creation with no direct historical roots in Africa. It was established in the 1960s […]
“The Affirmative Action Myth”
Interview with Jason RileyPhotographs by Travis AndersonWhat’s been your experience as a Black conservative in America? People on the left seem to think I’m out of step with the thinking […]
The Cincinnati Beat Down
Some time ago, I posted a video on X (formerly Twitter) showing a brutal assault on a young white man dragged out of his car and beaten by several Black […]