Mother's Day in Jeopardy
As we prepare to honor the women God has chosen to rear and nurture us, plans are in the works to ratify a United Nations treaty that would undermine and demean the traditional role of women. The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) could come before the Democrat-led U.S. Senate for ratification in the near future. That treaty, which requires all signatory nations to eliminate stereotypical gender roles at all levels, is best known for reprimanding Belarus for celebrating Mother's Day. Sheri Rendall, CWA's Director of Legislation and Public Policy, spoke with Rep. Doug Lamborn, R-Colorado, on what you can do to keep this powerful weapon out of the hands of radical social feminists who want to dictate not only federal policy, but your family's lifestyle as well. Listen | Download |
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