Nate Grasz is the Policy Director for the Nebraska Family Alliance and author of the book “Would the Pilgrims Still Come to America Today?: The
Category: Activism
Walk for Life in Lincoln marks 50 years
On Saturday, Nebraska Right to Life held its 50th “Walk for Life” in Lincoln, making it “the largest, longest-running first amendment demonstration against abortion” in
Protestors gather outside Don Bacon’s office in Omaha, primary challenge expected
Around 30 protestors gathered outside Don Bacon’s campaign headquarters in Omaha Thursday morning to protest his refusal to support Jim Jordan for Speaker of the
Omaha homeowners speak out on proposed property tax hikes
Property owners across the Omaha metro area have been receiving unwelcome postcards in the mail detailing how much more they can expect to pay in
Riley Gaines makes waves in Omaha
On Sunday evening, Riley Gaines, an American former competitive swimmer from Gallatin, Tennessee, came to La Vista to talk about protecting women’s sports. She spoke
Steamy protest at Children’s Hospital
Over 100 protesters braved temperatures in the upper nineties to line Dodge Street in front of Children’s Hospital, protesting its participation in providing “gender affirming
Rally for the Convoy
A rally for a passing convoy of truckers, an offshoot of the national “people’s convoy” heading to Washington DC, gathered on the13th street bridge in
The Mind Polluters
On Sunday evening, the Judah Kingdom Center in North Omaha screened a documentary film called “Mind Polluters,” which dealt with sex education curricula in public
Freedom Rally on Dodge Street draws Gubernatorial Candidates
The weather was just about perfect for a rally along Dodge Street on Saturday, Nov. 20, 2021. Around 50-100 people showed up to protest vaccine
Matt Innis schools Nebraska on Sex Education
The new Health Education Standards has been a hot button issue in Nebraska for the last couple of months, particularly as parents learn more how