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Is the Law Failing Our Kids? Pro-Child Politics with Josh Wood and Them Before Us | Episode 39

from The Reconciled Podcast · host Kaitlin Gaff

In this episode, we ask the hard questions: Why are so many policies centered around adult preferences instead of child well-being? We take a deep dive into how modern legislation is shaping the next generation — often without considering their long-term needs. From education to healthcare to family structure, we explore how lawmaking impacts the most vulnerable and why protecting childhood should be a nonpartisan priority. Join us as we unpack the political trends, advocacy efforts, and cultural shifts influencing today's youth — and what it means to truly be pro-child in the policy arena. Featuring special guest, Josh Wood, the Executive Director of Katy Foust's Them Before Us.  Get their book! Pro-Child Politics - https://a.co/d/a54lsIv   Check out their website! https://thembeforeus.com/ Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with your friends! Speak the truth in love.  Check out our merch at thereconciledco.com to help support the show. 

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