Tag Archives: social contagion

Society V. Nature

Posted on June 14, 2023 by Alyssa Sonnenburg

There is a research article from a professor of sociology and family studies, writing for the Institute for Family Studies, that looks at the social contagion of the LGBT movement. Professor Nicholas Wolfinger investigated the National Survey of Family Growth regarding sexual identity. As you may know, the percentage of people who identity with the LGBTQIA+ movement is growing, particularly among the young, but there is perhaps an overstatement within these numbers.

Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture, next gen, Sexuality | Tagged Bisexual, Gen Z, heterosexual, homosexual, Institute for Family Studies, LGBTQIA, Millennials, National Survey of Family Growth, Professor Nicholas Wolfinger, sexual identity, social contagion, Society V. Nature | Comments Off

Is China Using TikTok to Control the Minds of Our Children?

Posted on February 18, 2022 by David E Smith

Alex Marlow, News Editor-in-Chief at the rightwing website Breitbart.com, recently made the claim that “TikTok is Chinese mind control,” pointing to how it has captivated the “increasingly A.D.D. American mind” with its constant scrolling. Is there any truth to this claim? And is TikTok more dangerous than we realize, not just because of the mindless distraction it provides but because of its content?

Ironically, although TikTok was developed by a Chinese company and is owned by a Chinese company, it is banned in China, along with a number of other, major social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, and …

Posted in Sexuality | Tagged Alex Marlow, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Facebook, Gender Confusion, Gender dysphoria, Good Morning America, Instagram, Jordan Peterson, Matt Walsh, Multiple Personality Disorder, New York Post, Newsweek, social contagion, TikTok, Twitter | Comments Off

A Plea to Exit Public Schools ASAP

Posted on April 18, 2021 by David E Smith

While claiming they don’t believe homoerotic attraction is biologically determined, far too many conservatives act as if they do so believe. If conservatives really disbelieved the assertion by leftists that homoerotic attraction is biologically determined, they—that is, conservatives—would be far more vigorously opposed to their children being “educated” in public schools. If conservatives really believed that a child’s environment can contribute to the development of homoerotic attraction (and later to volitional homoerotic activity), then they would remove them immediately from any context that introduces them to positive ideas and images of homoeroticism, including especially public schools.

Here in Illinois, such …

Posted in Education, Sexuality | Tagged American Psychological Association, Gary Leupp, group contagion, Joanna Williams, Minister for Women and Equalities, Penny Mordaunt, Public School Exit, social contagion, The Construction of Male Homosexuality in Tokugawa Japan, The Telegraph, Women vs Feminism | Comments Off