With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Recently, in a college student's Tik-Toc video that went viral, a woman discussed the little-known

progressive gender studies term, Ken Keeping.

According to a professor who was interviewed by the New York Times about the term, Kenkeeping. According to a professor who was interviewed by the New York Times about

the term, Kenkeeping involves cultivating a sense of family solidarity or connectedness,

and it's primarily performed by women. When the Tik-toc video, the negatively described kenkeeping as, quote, the unpaid labor that women

are assigned to subconsciously as a gender.

But the New York Times article actually took a more balanced approach.

One scholar even called kkeeping empowering, saying quote,

many kinkeepers generally appreciate being the person that relatives turn to for

emotional supporting guidance or the person responsible for carrying the torch

from elder generations, end quote.

All the hubbub about kenkeeping is just needless jargon for what many women do and have been

doing as women for others since the very beginning, because the family is a gift from God and stewarding it for the good

that it can bring will require the work of both men and women. I'm John Stone Street.