Caroline Downey is a staff writer for National Review.
Caroline Downey
Caroline Downey connects today's culture to eternal truth, providing the grounded perspective for every generation.
Why Did the New York Times Make Father’s Day About Trans People?
Why does legacy media feel compelled to reshape traditional holidays through the lens of gender identity? Caroline examines The New York Times publishing a Father’s Day photo essay featuring a biological mother who identifies as a dad. Unpacking the push to redefine fatherhood and celebrate gender confusion on a day set aside to honor fathers, Caroline breaks down how progressive media institutions prioritize ideological messaging over biological reality and traditional family roles. What does this obsession with queer ideology on Father's Day reveal about the Left's ongoing campaign against conventional social norms? Watch Caroline’s full analysis, leave your thoughts below, and subscribe to National Review!


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