Culture

Peter Wolfgang will be speaking at the Vision New England GO Conference in Hartford next weekend. Half and full scholarships are being offered through the event’s public Facebook page.

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For the second year, a legislative committee is considering an “Affirmative Consent” bill that purportedly changes the standard for what constitutes sexual assault on college campuses, from “no means no” …
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Family Institute of Connecticut Action and others call upon Donald Trump to answer questions about where he stands on family issues.

[Over the course of a long career in the …
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Next Thursday (February 11) at 7:00 p.m. at the Hagaman Memorial Library in East Haven, Christian apologist Daniel Wynne of New Britain will speak about the hostile culture in …
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Rumor has it that Glastonbury High School’s decision to switch to gender-neutral graduation gowns was made out of deference to a student at the school who identifies as transgender.

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In recent years, FIC was proud to join other advocates to seek stronger protections against human trafficking in Connecticut; those efforts paid off with the passage of H.B. 5666.

Putting …
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Earlier this month, The Hartford Courant reported on an unsurprising trend: the decline of “basic building blocks of society” — specifically the natural family. Connecticut appears to be a canary …
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Shame on the Glastonbury Chamber of Commerce for peddling pictures of a naked boy sheathed by a “sold” sign in their “Men of Glastonbury Chamber 2016” calendar (blandly reported here …
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The junior U.S. Senator from Connecticut, Chris Murphy, responded horribly to the mass shooting in San Bernardino, California on Wednesday when he tweeted this response to people offering their prayers …
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This post originally appeared on FIC Blog for Thanksgiving, 2013. Author’s note: I’m saddened to see that my prediction about coercive corporate policies was dead on. However, my unscientific observation …
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