Utah has been at the forefront of a national conversation about how to grow and strengthen families, thanks in part to the leadership of Gov. Spencer Cox.
I recently invited Cox to speak at the University of Virginia about Utah’s initiatives that enable strong families, as well as the governor’s efforts to protect teens from the harms of social media and technology. In our conversation for the National Marriage Project on Nov. 18, we also talked about Utah’s unique strengths, his governing philosophy and his plans for new policies related to teens and cellphones in the coming year.
Louis T. March, Mercator
Jay P. Greene, Lindsey M. Burke, The Federalist
Rachel Cohen, Vox
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The Porn Gap: Gender Differences in Pornography Use in Couple Relationships
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