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Editorials:
It's Official: 'Diversity' Includes Sex-with-Children and Sex-with-Animals
People used to laugh when told that 'diversity' could expand this far

Mass. Schools Worse Than Dartmouth College
But Globe expresses outrage only about sex at fraternities

'Jewish' Group Touts Homosexuality in Hingham Schools
Anyone who disagrees with their antiquated theories about the 'gay gene' is a 'hater'

Satire
Newton, Let's Stop Discriminating Against Small Animals
Why is a mouse not as important to most of the people in Newton as a dog?

 
Features:
Reformer of the Month:
Lea Cox Fights Drug Use by Children
'Kids are being told it's harmless and its not!'

Editorial Cartoon
Have you learned nothing?

Letters to the Editor
Upset with reporting of Gay Pride Day; Activist successful about Cellucci ...

Sightings  
Mass. feminists ecstatic about decline in marriage; Mass. Courts are infamous ...

Do We Need a 'Protection of Marriage Act' In Mass.?

In order to encourage mothers and fathers to raise their own children, we have always praised and honored husbands and wives in this state. It's the 1) cheapest and 2) the best way to raise children that we have discovered. That concept is now under attack by four groups.


Bryan Rudnick explains to the Judiciary Committee why many believe it is important to mothers and our society that marriage be defined in the laws of the state.

News Analysis
Who Will Raise the Children?
Today, it’s clear that marriage must be defined if children are going to continue to be raised by their parents

An act defining marriage in Massachusetts
Why not ‘compromise’and remove Section B?

Boston Bar President Confused About Marriage Bill
Said act would be 'superfluous' and 'redundant'

Do all Boston lawyers oppose ‘Protection of Marriage Act?’

Committee Hears Citizens’ Opinions About Protection of Marriage Bill
Range of voices was heard on Beacon Hill about the Protection of Marriage Bill, both pro and con

'Protection of Marriage' favored by Mass voters

News Analysis
Feminists Want  ‘Protection of Marriage’ to Fail
What they do wish to happen in Massachusetts?

News Analysis
Vermont Court Warned Its Citizens, It Could Be ‘Destabilizing’ Marriage
Made clear the mothers in traditional marriages are the ones who will be adversely affected

'Clear and Present Danger' to Marriage in Mass. Says Constitutional Law Professor Dwight Duncan
Constitutional Law Professor Dwight G. Duncan warned the legislature that marriage is threatened in Massachusetts in the following testimony

 

Teenagers Encouraged to be Sexually Active
Although billed as Gay/Straight Day, the Pride parade and rally in Boston really encouraged high-schoolers to have sex

Lesbians warm up crowd with obscenities
Barney wasn’t in a good mood

BAGLY Ignoring Man/Boy Sex or Condoning It?
Reprinted from our November 1999 issue after an interview with Grace Sterling Stowell, Executive Director of Bagly

Concord Police Sued for Taking Gun of Homeowner
When Alec Costerus moved back to Mass., he heard there was a new law regarding handgun licenses

Bill before legislature would address problems

Lexington Still Discriminating Against Crèche
'Free speech for me, but not for thee'

Howard Children Slowly Reuniting With Parents
5-month-old baby begins visiting; State refuses to follow judge's order, continues harassment of family

How did Howards become involved with DSS?

Women As Abusive As Men, Beacon Hill Is Told
Study of Gardner District Court is revealing

Dr. Spitzer Says Homosexuals Can Change
Announces research at annual meeting of American Psychiatric Association

Federal Judges Don’t Appear Ready to Reinstate Injunction Against Buffer Zones 
Judge Sandra Lynch opined that clinic staff were 'performing a legitimate police power function'

'Child Protection' Abuses Everywhere
'Abuse of families is rampant'

Luis Palau Speaks to Over 5000 in Springfield
Audience listened attentively to a message that was straightforward and simple: God loves you and has a plan for your life

Ward Connerly Warmly Received at UMass/Amherst
Stark contrast to his previous visit to Amherst College when student protesters drowned him out

Should Christians Stay in Public Schools?
Debate on Beacon Hill shows differing views

Citizens Rally at State House Against DSS
Committee hears chilling stories of foster care system


One of 5000 enhusiastic listeners to Luis Palau shows his approval of the famed evangelist.

 

*2nd Anniversary Victory Report*

Two Years of Reform

We feel humble at our second anniversary because it's you, our readers, who deserve the thanks for our success. We've seen hundreds of places where Massachusetts News has made a difference in people's lives, beginning with issue #1 in June 1999. We can't report them all; here are just a few.





Gov. Cellucci discovers that political climate has changed
Boston avoided race riots because of churches
Abortion seekers choose 'life' after seeing baby
Ban of crèche in Lexington arouses citizens
Lexington parents ask questions
M.D. helps children avoid Ritalin
These children are still suffering
Feminists revealed how they have destabilized marriage
News that Channel 2 was working with Democrats went nationwide
Public learns what schools are teaching
Parents take charge in Acushnet
Growing recognition that children are damaged by courts
Truth about MIT pandering to older female faculty
Parents avoiding Hepatitis shot

News Analysis
Sen. Bob Kerrey's Life Was Ruined by Mass. Liberals
Clinton/Gore strikes again; What is the NY Times attempting now?

Globe repeats editorial lie

Sen. Kerrey Being Used by Liberals To Label Vietnam War As 'Immoral' (Again)
The Bob Kerrey incident is of more than passing interest to me ...

Cellucci: Wrong Man for the Job
Andy Card embarrassed Cellucci by revealing that the former gov. has asked  for a Cabinet position rather than the lower-ranking job he got

 

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