Culture Watch
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Kansas City school district teaches critical race theory and 1619 Project
Kansas City is the only school district in Missouri that reported using a curriculum that both teaches lessons about critical…
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Missouri school district spent $15,000 on critical race theory curriculum
Just a week after Gov. Mike Parson said Missouri was not teaching critical race theory, a St. Louis-area school district…
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Did the purity movement miss the mark?
There is no doubt that many Christians were injured by the so-called Purity Culture movement, however well-intentioned it may have…
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Congress moves to rename your town or state over ‘racist’ names
Democrat lawmakers are moving to rename places around the nation that they claim have racist history or bigoted names. But…
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Gov. Parson claims Missouri schools not teaching critical race theory
Missouri schools have local control and create their own curricula, Gov. Mike Parson tweeted on Monday. Schools are teaching “diversity,…
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Missouri, Kansas attorneys general support Arkansas ban on gender transition for kids
The attorneys general of Missouri and Kansas have joined with 15 of their peers to defend a new Arkansas law…
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Gov. Ron DeSantis encourages Christians to be bold in defending truth
Christians should put on the full armor of God and stand firm for what is right, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis…
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Ben Carson calls critical race theory “garbage”
Ben Carson overcame poverty and racism to become a renowned neurosurgeon and a member of President Trump’s cabinet. In a…
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Activists hang ‘God Bless Abortions’ banner on Christ of the Ozarks statue
Pro-abortion activists last week hung a banner reading “God Bless Abortions” from the Christ of the Ozarks statue in Eureka…
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Disney changing name of ‘Star Wars’ LEGO ship to be politically correct
Political correctness is spreading to a “galaxy far, far away.” Disney is forcing a name change for Boba Fett’s ship,…
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