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VIDEO: This 12-Year-Old Boy Saved 50 Babies — So Far
By: Jim Daly
Don’t let anybody ever tell you that kids can’t do big and significant things.
I’ve had the privilege and pleasure of meeting some remarkable children in my lifetime. In fact, I met one just last week here at Focus on the Family.
His name is Sawyer Hagberg, and he is 12 years old.
Sawyer was playing a video game one day this past summer when a Focus on the Family video came on. It’s a special spot we created to help call attention to our SEE LIFE 2020 online event that’s scheduled for Saturday September 26th at 8 P.M. Eastern time.
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Netflix’s ‘Cuties’ Promotes Pedophilia, is Far Worse Than Advertised. #CancelNetflix Trends on Twitter.
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By: Zachary Mettler |
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After Netflix announced the release of the film “Cuties” in August, it faced immediate, immense backlash for sexualizing young girls and promoting pedophilia. Artwork that went along with the announcement showed 11-year-old girls with little clothing on, in highly sensual poses. Netflix quickly apologized for the artwork, and a spokesperson told The Daily Citizen that once released, it would be easy to see that the artwork would not be “representative” of the film.
We now know that Netflix lied.
“Cuties” was released on Netflix on September 9, and a clip (warning: highly suggestive and sexual content) of the film shows that the artwork, which rightly upset millions of people, was an accurate portrayal. |
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President Trump Announces Additions to his Supreme Court Shortlist of Nominees |
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By: Bruce Hausknecht
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Today President Donald Trump outlined his potential picks for future vacancies on the Supreme Court. His brief appearance at the White House podium emphasized the necessity for good justices, in the mold of justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito.
“Today I am announcing 20 additions to my original list,” he said.
The president challenged Democrat presidential nominee, Vice President Joe Biden, to release his own list.
One of the most prominent names on the president’s list is Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee and once clerked for Chief Justice William Rehnquist. |
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From 'Amirite' to 'Gayness’ to 'Sharent' – Dictionary.com Updates Definitions and Adds New Words
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By: Jeff Johnston |
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Dictionary.com recently announced “its biggest update ever,” adding 650 new entries and updating definitions and origins of more than 15,000 words and phrases. Some of the revisions stem from a social agenda, while others simply reflect new words and meanings that develop and gain usage over time.
Billing itself as “the world’s leading digital dictionary,” Dictionary.com said many of the changes were related to race and ethnicity, sexuality and gender, health and wellness, climate change, and internet culture.
Changes related to race and ethnicity include the decision to capitalize Black when it refers to people. The company said, “Capitalizing Black confers the due dignity to the shared identity, culture, and history of Black people. It also aligns with the practice of using initial capital letters for many other ethnic groups and national identities, e.g., Hispanic.” |
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HBO Max Will Release Pro-Abortion Road Trip Movie 'Unpregnant'
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By: Brittany Raymer
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On September 10, HBO Max will release Unpregnant, which is described as a “female buddy road film” about a girl and her best friend traveling from Missouri to New Mexico for an abortion. Though described as a comedy, the book, and likely the film, are anything but.
Unpregnant is a novel written by Jenni Hendriks and Ted Caplan. It’s a rather strange, unbelievable, stereotypical and profoundly pro-abortion narrative, written by two people who have probably never met anyone from the modern pro-life movement.
It centers around Veronica Clarke, a 17-year-old high school student who discovers that she’s pregnant shortly before graduation. In the running for valedictorian and with a scholarship to Brown University, Veronica decides that she wants an abortion, but in the state of Missouri she needs her parents’ permission, which she believes she won’t get. |
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