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A National Day of Mourning Recognizes 20 Million Lives Lost to Abortion in the African American Community

By: Brittany Raymer

While most people spent Labor Day weekend with family and friends, enjoying the last vestiges of summer, others were gathered to mourn the millions of African American babies lost to abortion. Known as the National Day of Mourning, it is a two-day event that recognizes how abortion businesses often target women and babies in the African American community. 

“Abortion has impacted the African American community disproportionally, because we only represent roughly 12-13% of the United States population (but about a third of the abortions),” Rev. Dean Nelson, President and CEO of the Douglass Leadership Institute, said in an interview with The Daily Citizen. “(This event is) designed to bring attention to the 20 million African American children lost to abortion and highlighted Planned Parenthood as the leading abortion provider in the country.”

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Biologically Male Runner Decides to Compete as a Woman in College Cross Country
By: Zachary Mettler

In the past, The Daily Citizen has reported on the problems of biological males competing in women’s sports. Now, NCAA Division I cross country is receiving its first biologically male athlete who will compete as a woman this fall.

The Daily Caller reported that, “June Eastwood, who identifies as a transgender woman, will represent the University of Montana” in cross country this year. According to the University of Montana’s website, Eastwood ran all three of his freshman, sophomore, and junior years in cross country as a male. However, he has now decided to participate on the women’s team for his senior year.

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Hollywood Designer Leaves Homosexuality After Experiencing a Deeper Love
By: Jeff Johnston

Becket Cook was living the high life out in Hollywood, working as a set designer with famous actors, models and singers like Meryl Streep, Carrie Underwood, Nicole Kidman, Oprah Winfrey and Cindy Crawford. An out and proud gay-identified man, Cook attended pride parades and relished seeing the culture rapidly move from acceptance to celebration of homosexuality.

As Cook describes in his autobiography, A Change of Affection: A Gay Man’s Incredible Story of Redemption, he was a successful production designer, working on photo shoots in Chicago, New York, Hong Kong and Beijing. He flew to fashion weeks in Paris, went to the Grammys and attended the Governor’s ball after the Oscars.

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Survey Finds Younger Americans No Longer Value Patriotism, Religion, and Having Children
By: Zachary Mettler

A concerning new study has found that younger generations of Americans care significantly less about patriotism, religion and having children than older generations. The study, conducted by The Wall Street Journal and NBC News, finds that, “The values that Americans say define the national character are changing.” 

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Planned Parenthood Refuses to Dip Into its Billion Dollar War Chest to Help Low-Income Women
By: Brittany Raymer

When it comes to patient care, Planned Parenthood is a rather stingy operation. Since the federation’s headquarters declined $60 million in Title X funds, patients at small clinics around the country have suffered from the fallout. Instead of trying to help local women acquire the care that they need, Planned Parenthood remains more concerned about keeping the abortion war chest full. 

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