Super Bowl Nudity to the Supreme Court

The Super Bowl nudity was premeditated sexually explicit content presented to a family-oriented, unexpected audience, only to pander and for its shock value.

Those Men Tried to Do What?!

Forty men were arrested and charged with trying to solicit sex with a child via the Internet. Are they society’s dregs? Sadly, they could be your neighbor.

Indecency at the Supreme Court

This case presents a great opportunity for the Court to cement, once and for all, the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) ability to enforce decency standards on broadcast television in a real, practical way.

Travel agency joins fight to end child exploitation

Perhaps such examples of privatized corporations taking action to make a difference are exactly what our nation needs right now to serve as wake-up calls to those who sit around or occupy parks, waiting for government to solve all our problems.

Looking Ahead to WRAP Week: Oct 30-Nov 6

The White Ribbons Against Pornography week is around the corner and Morality in Media President and CEO Patrick Truman tells us about some of the activities planned for this year.

Monica’s High Price

Bottom line: a man with character does not take what he wants without first making a commitment commensurate with the value of the gift he desires.

Rocking the cradle or the camera?

Dolled up in full makeup, missing clothing, and rocking stilettos five sizes too big, this baby face is an image of sexuality in recent pages of French Vogue.

Penny Nance Statement on Sen. Tester’s Smear Attack

Penny Nance, CEO of Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee: “Senator Tester’s smear attack on Concerned Women for America is a complete disgrace. The Tester campaign’s assertion that CWA lobbied Congress against child pornography protection is absolutely false. To the contrary, CWA strongly supports tough penalties for those who peddle in child pornography. And […]

Violent Video Games Reign Supreme

Although billions of dollars are spent on advertising every year, the Court stubbornly clung to the fallacy that extremely violent video games have very little effect on our children.

Statement to the Press Regarding Congressman Anthony Weiner

Washington, D.C. — Penny Nance, CEO of Concerned Women for America, the nation’s largest public policy women’s group, released the following statement on Congressman Anthony Weiner’s (D-New York) embarrassing admission yesterday: “While no political party has a monopoly on poor moral decisions their members make, the Democrats have a serious problem disciplining their caucus. In […]