(from United Families International)
“Katy Perry, a pop icon in the United States, said, ‘I don’t need a dude to have children. We are living in the future. I’m not anti-men. I love men. But there is an option if someone doesn’t present himself.’ . . . I’m going to spend the next little while addressing this statement, and say, ‘Katy, if you have a daughter, she will need a man as a father-figure.”
“Katy Perry, a pop icon in the United States, said, ‘I don’t need a dude to have children. We are living in the future. I’m not anti-men. I love men. But there is an option if someone doesn’t present himself.’ . . . I’m going to spend the next little while addressing this statement, and say, ‘Katy, if you have a daughter, she will need a man as a father-figure.”
That was Dr. Timothy Rarick’s opening message in his recent presentation on the impact of fathersduring a remarkable UN Side Event at the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). Using a winning combination of research, anecdotal stories, and multi-media, Dr. Rarick proceeded to make a compelling case for why daughters need fathers, and fathers need daughters.
The room was filled to capacity with UN Diplomats and international visitors who laughed, cried, and applauded together during Dr. Rarick’s presentation which crossed all international borders. We are excited to invite you to watch his complete presentation here.
We are also pleased to offer some of Dr. Rarick’s main points in today’s alert..............
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