Author: Elizabeth Gillanders
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Narcissism: The Unforeseen Consequence of Gender-Affirming Care
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Gender ideology presents many parents with the choice between having a “dead daughter or a living son,” allowing medical activists to promote so-called “gender-affirming care” as the only way to protect a gender-confused child. Physically, this “care” relies on harsh treatments such as puberty blockers and irreversible surgeries that mutilate the body in order to […]
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What I Learned Working as an Intern in DC
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Over the last few months, I had the incredible opportunity to be an intern with The Heritage Foundation, working in their media and PR department. My daily tasks included tracking all of our organization’s media appearances including broadcast, radio, and print, fact checking, putting together media reports, press contact research, and any miscellaneous tasks that […]
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I Look Back (A Poem)
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I didn’t know it was possible to lose the strength which I had worked so hard to earn. I labored for so long to reach this peak, But instead of being met with a wonderous view, I just see another range that remains to be climbed. I look back as I cling to the side […]
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The Power of Grammar
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Grammar tends to be one of those things that so easily gets overlooked. In the grand scheme of life, it seems to be such a minuscule part, and yet, all of language hinges off of grammar’s rules. Grammar controls words, and words control the world . It is a powerful force, one that is not […]
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Leave the Water Behind
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“The woman left her waterpot, went her way into the city, and said to the men, ‘come, see a man who told me all the things I ever did. Could this be the Christ?’ Then they went out of the city and came to Him.” – John 4:28-30 To put this verse into context, Jesus […]
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ESG Scores: The Real Purveyors of Woke Ideology
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Pride Month: An Exercise in Authoritarianism
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The month of June has become what is probably the most controversial 30 days in our calendar year after society adopted it as “Pride Month.” Now, I understand that members of the LGBTQ+ community have had a terrible history of persecution and harassment, and by no means is that ok. However, I personally do not […]
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Looking To The Present
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I don’t know about you, but I have struggled a lot with wishing for the past. I often catch myself thinking about mistakes that I made or opportunities that I missed and wondering what life would be like if things had happened differently. Would I be better off now? Would I be happier? Would I […]
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Florida HB 1423: Protecting the Minds of Children
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Governor DeSantis is at it again after singing into law HB 1423 which prohibits the admittance of children into adult live performances. To me, this seems like common sense. Admitting children into performances meant for adults sounds like something only a groomer or child predator would do. The fact that we even need a law […]
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Await the Rain (A Poem)
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One time, during my devotions, I was writing down some notes from a passage of scripture in Deuteronomy (see my post about it here). I was feeling very inspired by the word, so after I finished, I sat down at my desk to write a post about the time that I had just spent with […]