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Have you ever struggled with how to communicate your conservative values? One of the big issues young women deal with today is the inability to lay out the very solid reasons to stay or become conservative. To help students understand how to do this, we have chosen a rather unique, but we believe, essential book for December book club. Our selection is On Reading Well: Finding the Great Life Through Great Books by Dr. Karen Swallow Prior.
No one cares more about a student’s academic and personal flourishing than parents.
The biggest question for every conservative American this past year was, “What really happened in the 2020 election?” As the nation dealt with COVID, we saw shifts in policies and laws and many Americans were concerned about the results. We were thrilled to find out Mollie Hemingway was writing a book on this topic. We selected Rigged: How the Media, Big Tech, and the Democrats Seized Our Elections as our November book club choice.
We believe in the founding principles of our nation. We do not wish to toss aside the essence of America. However, the Left seeks to do just that with its acceptance and implementation of The 1619 Project. If you wish to have an America that still values freedom, we encourage you to read our book club selection this month – Debunking The 1619 Project: Exposing the Plan to Divide America by Mary Grabar.
Michelle Easton offers thoughts on how to pass down conservative values to young women.
Conservative organizations, including the Center for Conservative Women, asks Congress to “strike the Reed ‘Draft Our Daughters’ amendment and oppose any legislation that would have the same effect.
Three tips for meaningful family dinner conversations to avoid raising woke children.
Conservative activist and author Michelle Easton joined host Alex Marlow on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily Wednesday morning to discuss her new book…
The best parenting mimics the way our heavenly Father loves his children.
If fathers fail to share their values, then children will get their values from someone else in their children’s lives.
During the summer months, we find most students wanting to rest and recoup from a long year of study. ‘Summer reads’ are often lighthearted, relaxing books that take you away from the day-to-day. While we appreciate and love that style, this year we want to challenge you. For our June book club, we have selected Diana West’s American Betrayal: The Secret Assault on Our Nation’s Character.
As the month of May opens, we find many young women in our circle graduating, moving for internships, or starting a summer job. These days are often full of new challenges and experiences. It can be hard to find your footing in these new life roles. To help engage and encourage during this process, we have chosen Senator Joni Ernst’s book, Daughter of the Heartland: My Ode to the Country That Raised Me, as our May book club choice.
A strange trend in media today is teeing up a surprising opportunity for independent authors and publishers.