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February 19, 2020
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When Everyone You Love Disappears
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by Tony Perkins
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They are the vanishing. Brothers, husbands, grandparents, who never come home. For Rozinisa Memet Tohti, the day came when her family just suddenly stopped returning her calls. Miles away from China in Istanbul, she'd heard the rumors of round-ups, the nightmarish stories hidden deep in Xinjiang's camps. Three years went by without a single word. Until one day, recently, when she got her hands on a set of leaked documents, listing the targeted Uyghurs. There, on the spreadsheet's row 358, she saw her sister's name. "Re-education camp #4, March 7, 2018."
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'I Felt the Baby Kick... No One Believed Me'
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by Tony Perkins
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Her abortion was supposed to be "100-percent effective." That's what doctors told Sofia Khan when she found out her unborn son had spina bifida. "We were heartbroken," she told the U.K.'s Sun, "but we made the decision to terminate. We felt it was best for the baby, but even so, I had moments of doubt and guilt." But that doubt and guilt gave way to horror the day her procedure came -- and her baby was born alive.
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Justice That Can't Be Ignored
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by Tony Perkins
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"In remembering the legacy of extraordinary black Americans, why does Clarence Thomas always go ignored?" That's the question FRC's Ken Blackwell asks in a new column for USA Today. "Thomas's life trajectory, which took him from a broken family and brutal poverty in the segregated south to the United States Supreme Court -- where he is now the longest serving justice -- is exactly what we should celebrate this month and all year long," he argues.
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Today's show features: Luke Berg, Deputy Counsel for the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, on parents suing a school district for affirming their children's transgender identities without their consent; Ken Blackwell, FRC's Senior Fellow for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance, on why Justice Clarence Thomas should be remembered during Black History Month; Dr. Michael New, Visiting Assistant Professor of Political Science and Social Research at The Catholic University of America and Associate Scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, on why it matters whether America has a pro-life president; David Closson, FRC's Director of Christian Ethics and Biblical Worldview, to respond to a claim by atheist intellectual Richard Dawkins that eugenics "works."
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