Father's Day
Father's Day, commemorated on the third Sunday of June, is in honor of the important role that fathers have in families. This includes their contribution to the emotional, physical, and financial well being of a child.[1] Due to these highly important contributions, Sonora Dodd[2][3] founded this day, to honor her father who fought in the American Civil War. Many people honor both fathers and grandfathers alike on Father's Day as all grandfathers are fathers themselves as well.
Liberal Opposition
There has been liberal opposition to Father's Day, wanting to replace it with "Family Day". This concept was created in Canada due to the legislation of same-sex "marriage" as it was felt to be unfair to adopted children of same-sex couples. Such a move has been opposed by many normal parents who do not want to see this tradition being overtaken by political correctness.[4] The Liberal opposition do not seem to care about honoring the role of the father, which is highly important for the support and the guidance for children.
References
- ↑ Father's Day - celebration
- ↑ Father's Day - Melrose Mirror
- ↑ "Sonora Smart Dodd of Spokane, Washington, is usually credited for originating Father's Day. She is said to have had the idea in 1909 while listening to a sermon on Mother's Day, which was emerging as a holiday." Father's Day | Definition, History, & Facts - Britannica
- ↑ Parents launch petition to bring back-Father's Day cards after elementary school replaces holiday with family day, National Post, May 23, 2024
External links
- The Left's War on Father's Day. By Larry Elder, June 6, 2013. [1][2]
