Netflix is in trouble, and it's not just about the ratings.

The company is promoting transgender content to children, including shows like Dead End: Paranormal Park, and Strawberry Shortcake rated for young children. One show even featured a child shaming doctors for using biological pronouns.

Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk canceled his Netflix subscription over this sexualized content and urged others to do the same. The result, A plunge in Netflix's stock price. Investors shouldn't pay the price for Netflix's mistakes.

Shareholders are speaking up.

 Proposals from investors are demanding that Netflix explain how this content impacts legal risk and brand value.

Sexualizing children isn't just evil, it's bad business.

If you own Netflix stock, don't stay silent. Vote your shares. Demand accountability, protect kids, and protect your investment.

Netflix is in trouble, and it's not just about the ratings.
The company is promoting transgender content to children, including shows like Dead End: Paranormal Park, and Strawberry Shortcake rated for young children. One show even featured a child shaming doctors for using biological pronouns.
Tesla&rsquo;s CEO Elon Musk canceled his Netflix subscription over this sexualized content and urged others to do the same. The result, A plunge in Netflix's stock price. Investors shouldn't pay the price for Netflix's mistakes.
Shareholders are speaking up.
&nbsp;Proposals from investors are demanding that Netflix explain how this content impacts legal risk and brand value.
Sexualizing children isn't just evil, it's bad business.
If you own Netflix stock, don't stay silent. Vote your shares. Demand accountability, protect kids, and protect your investment.

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Jerry Bowyer: Netflix and Our Children

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of the holiest week in the Christian calendar. But for Christians in Syria and Nigeria, it was a day marked by bloodshed and tragedy.

In Syria, sectarian attacks in a Christian town damaged homes, shops and cars—as men on motorcycles from a nearby Sunni Muslim town terrorized the community into the early morning hours.

In Nigeria, the violence was even more horrific. Muslim gunmen attacked a university community, killing at least 30 people and injuring many more.

Yet coverage of this violence was scant. Instead, there was widespread media outrage when Israel briefly paused public prayer gatherings due to Iranian missile threats—before quickly reversing course.

There’s a very clear double standard. And it raises serious questions about whether Western media outlets are intimidated by Islamism.

They certainly have not shown courage.

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of the holiest week in the Christian calendar. But for Christians in Syria and Nigeria, it was a day marked by bloodshed and tragedy.
In Syria, sectarian attacks in a Christian town damaged homes, shops and cars&mdash;as men on motorcycles from a nearby Sunni Muslim town terrorized the community into the early morning hours.
In Nigeria, the violence was even more horrific. Muslim gunmen attacked a university community, killing at least 30 people and injuring many more.
Yet coverage of this violence was scant. Instead, there was widespread media outrage when Israel briefly paused public prayer gatherings due to Iranian missile threats&mdash;before quickly reversing course.
There&rsquo;s a very clear double standard. And it raises serious questions about whether Western media outlets are intimidated by Islamism.
They certainly have not shown courage.

Carol Platt Liebau: Ignoring the Violence on Palm Sunday

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Those of us of a certain age will remember America’s 200th birthday well. It was a year-long celebration with pageantry and even commercials celebrating our patriotism everywhere.  Now, months away from the date of our 250th birthday, all seems rather quiet on the Western civilizational front.

Our Founders weren’t so sure we’d last anywhere near this long—and yet, here we are 250 years later.  What changed in the last 50 years?  The media and the academy, both of which have trained millions of pupils and teachers and citizens to view America as a down-market commodity.  History professors literally sneer at efforts to restore and remind about the very field they supposedly care about: teaching American history.  And a great socialist effort to undermine the exceptionalism of America, and pride in it, has taken over an entire political party.

The great Czech writer Milan Kundera, put it that “The first step in liquidating a people is to erase its memory.”  And that’s been the progressive effort here.  We must know of it, we cannot let it prevail.

Those of us of a certain age will remember America&rsquo;s 200th birthday well. It was a year-long celebration with pageantry and even commercials celebrating our patriotism everywhere.&nbsp; Now, months away from the date of our 250th birthday, all seems rather quiet on the Western civilizational front.
Our Founders weren&rsquo;t so sure we&rsquo;d last anywhere near this long&mdash;and yet, here we are 250 years later.&nbsp; What changed in the last 50 years?&nbsp; The media and the academy, both of which have trained millions of pupils and teachers and citizens to view America as a down-market commodity.&nbsp; History professors literally sneer at efforts to restore and remind about the very field they supposedly care about: teaching American history.&nbsp; And a great socialist effort to undermine the exceptionalism of America, and pride in it, has taken over an entire political party.
The great Czech writer Milan Kundera, put it that &ldquo;The first step in liquidating a people is to erase its memory.&rdquo;&nbsp; And that&rsquo;s been the progressive effort here.&nbsp; We must know of it, we cannot let it prevail.

Seth Leibsohn: Reminding Ourselves on the Great American Experiment

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The United States has allies in this battle with Iran, though you’d be hard-pressed to prove it from coverage in mainstream media.

Israel has fought valiantly beside us, absorbing the blows that the enemy wishes it could rain down on our country. We in America ought to at least bring their stories forward.

Israel has been at war with Iran since its proxy Hamas launched the attack on October 7, 2023, and the massacre that followed.

Right now: The American and Israeli militaries are methodically smashing the military that the Iranian radical regime has built up over 47 years. If it was a boxing match, the referee would stop the fight. But it’s a war, and the target list is long and it’s not done.

This battle is the story of this decade, and its outcome one of those very few-and-far between hinge points of history that are obvious as they occur, such as the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Our legacy outlets ought to be telling the story. The whole story.

The United States has allies in this battle with Iran, though you&rsquo;d be hard-pressed to prove it from coverage in mainstream media.
Israel has fought valiantly beside us, absorbing the blows that the enemy wishes it could rain down on our country. We in America ought to at least bring their stories forward.
Israel has been at war with Iran since its proxy Hamas launched the attack on October 7, 2023, and the massacre that followed.
Right now: The American and Israeli militaries are methodically smashing the military that the Iranian radical regime has built up over 47 years. If it was a boxing match, the referee would stop the fight. But it&rsquo;s a war, and the target list is long and it&rsquo;s not done.
This battle is the story of this decade, and its outcome one of those very few-and-far between hinge points of history that are obvious as they occur, such as the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Our legacy outlets ought to be telling the story. The whole story.

Hugh Hewitt: Our War, Our Ally and the Hinge Point of History

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Jerry Bowyer: Netflix and Our Children

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