Good afternoon and welcome to another edition of the Suzanne Benker Show, where we tell

truths the culture won't. As always, this program is brought to you by Hair Saloon for

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Book online or through their mobile app. Again, that's hair saloon.com. Do you believe adults

should conform to the needs of children, or children should conform to the desires of adults?

Never before in our nation's history has this question been more acute. We live in a culture that frames adults as victims in need of societal validation,

when in reality it's kids who pay the price for being expected to conform to adult desires.

For instance, it used to be understood that divorce was harmful to children,

but in our efforts to be empathetic and accepting,

we no longer accept this harsh reality to be true, even though it is. Not only do we dismiss the

significance of the married mom and dad family, we don't believe children need a mom and a dad at all.

All a child needs, we're told, is love. That's bunk, says Katie Faust, founder and

director of Them Before Us, an organization committed to putting the rights of children ahead of adult

desires. We'll talk with Katie about marriage, divorce, donor conception, and same-sex parenting,

a subject with which Katie is intimately familiar.

She will share her story in this episode and explain her mission to create a society via the culture and public policy where children have a right to be loved and known by both of

their biological parents.

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