Katie is the author of To Be a Woman: The Confusion Over Female Identity and How Christians Can Respond.
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Allegations of sexual assault at Cornell University raise a question that goes beyond consent. Katie McCoy says: What do we owe one another?
Katie McCoy talks about the challenge of explaining feminism, critical theory, and other heady ideas to teens. Also on Culture Friday: what the sharp drop in bisexual identification among ninth-grade girls may reveal about culture.
As UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer pushes new limits on children’s access to social media, who should shape the next generation: parents, technology companies, or the state? Also: David Daleiden’s latest blockbuster report, America’s vanishing fathers, and why strong families still matter. Culture Friday with Katie McCoy.
Katie McCoy on climate warnings that outlived their credibility, the generational costs of alarmism, and why a celebrity podcaster’s embrace of marriage and motherhood is prompting uncomfortable questions.
Katie McCoy on the Bondi Beach attack and civilizational denial, bloodshed on American campuses, Erika Kirk’s restraint at CBS, and a White House that treats abortion as a messaging problem
Katie McCoy on what happens when love grows cold
Katie McCoy on “Bud Light-ing” the Chip and Joanna Gaines brand, interpreting Old Testament immigration laws, and the legacy John MacArthur left behind
Katie McCoy on Planned Parenthood’s day in court, pro-life education in public schools, the rise of “cute-servative” influencers, and preserving Lewis’s vision for Narnia
What Europe’s speech laws, RFK Jr.’s health priorities, and conservative blind spots tell us about our cultural direction
Katie McCoy addresses Andrew Tate’s influence, the Equal Rights Amendment, and gender identity through a Christ-centered vision of identity and purpose
