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The '80s
It was a wild place, man.
Mar 1
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Jessica Stanley
February 2026
One Nation, Under God, Indivisible
Reclaiming Humanity, Part 1 of 2
Feb 25
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Jessica Stanley
Rome Didn’t Fall. It Hollowed.
Civic Contempt, Moral Erosion, and the Fragile Work of Holding a People Together
Feb 17
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Jessica Stanley
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What Actually Preserves a Republic When Institutions Strain
How Families, Communities, and Truth‑Telling Hold a Nation Together
Feb 14
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Jessica Stanley
The Founding Principles We’re Quietly Letting Go
On law, consent, and the habits self-government assumes
Feb 3
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Jessica Stanley
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The Quiet Cost of Awareness
For those who feel the ache of noticing too much.
Feb 2
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Jessica Stanley
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When Judgment Becomes a Script: Marriage, Parenting, and the Psychology of Living Down to Expectation
There is a kind of slow, quiet wounding that happens in marriages and families every day.
Feb 1
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Jessica Stanley
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January 2026
Living Faithfully in a Strained Republic
What Kind of Country Is America Becoming?
Jan 27
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Jessica Stanley
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Sometimes, All I Have Left is a Hallelujah
From the time of my earliest core memory—fidgeting with the tape on my diaper, watching my mother cry after a fight with my father—I learned something…
Jan 25
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Jessica Stanley
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Assessments Without Tests
How We Measure Learning
Jan 20
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Jessica Stanley
The Curriculum Conundrum
How We Decide What—and How—to Teach
Jan 20
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Jessica Stanley
There Is No Typical Homeschool Day—and That’s the Point
The best lesson I’ve learned from homeschooling is this: there is no such thing as a “typical” day.
Jan 20
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Jessica Stanley
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