How surrogacy put American citizenship up for sale, and what we told the Texas Senate they should do about it. We often get asked at Them Before Us where the rubber meets the road. How do we actually create change? This week is a pretty good answer. I (Josh) flew to Austin, Texas, at the invitation of […]

What does the abortion pill and the Environmental Protection Agency have to do with the other? The answer might surprise you.  In a letter authored by Attorney General Catherine Hanaway of Missouri to the United States Environment Protection Agency (EPA), Hanaway and thirteen additional state Attorneys General asked the agency to address “a growing threat […]

Not every Texas town is flying the rainbow flag this June.  A quiet rebellion is taking shape across Texas as communities increasingly reject Pride Month proclamations in favor of family-centered values.  Mayor Andrew Greenberg of Fate, Texas, a town located east of Dallas, signed a proclamation earlier this month that affirmed various biblical truths as […]

A Houston-area birth tourism center is the latest target of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The case unfolds amid a continuing Supreme Court dispute over birthright citizenship, sparked by President Trump’s executive order on the issue.  In Texas, the De’Ai Postpartum Care Center has operated what the state called an “illegal, dangerous and dishonest ‘birth […]