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What does it actually mean to be “pro-family”?

In this video, I break down recent arguments about marriage, divorce, and family structure using peer-reviewed research, CDC data on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and real-world family court dynamics—without politics or ideology.

We look at:

What the data actually show about marriage and child outcomes

Why conflict and toxic stress matter more than family structure

How no-fault divorce affected domestic violence, suicide, and child exposure to harm

Why high-conflict homes—not divorce itself—drive long-term risk for kids

What happens to children when divorce becomes longer, more expensive, and more adversarial

Outcomes for children raised by adoptive parents, step-parents, and same-sex parents

How prolonged litigation and reduced household income increase ACE exposure

This video is not about politics.
It’s about impact—how policies play out in real homes, real courtrooms, and real childhoods.

If we care about children, we have to look beyond slogans and ask harder questions:
Are we reducing conflict and stress—or unintentionally increasing it?

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