March 1996

• Issues@Hand
  Monitoring: Benckiser, MCI, Sony are top sponsors of TV filth
  The networks have reduced the amount of violence they show, but have increased the amount of sex and profanity.
• Don Wildmon
  On being tolerant
  Many of those who speak of being tolerant are the most intolerant people you will ever meet.
• TV is demolishing culture
  We are coarsening [our] culture – cheapening it, wearing it out. This will be news, no doubt, to the television moguls.
• Have American churches politicized their religious mission?
  Many confuse a political agenda with the kingdom of God.
• Does activism seem unloving? It shouldn't.
  For Christians to effectively impact the culture, they need to begin by exhibiting compassion for hurting people.
• Tim Wildmon
  In the battle for our country's soul we can all do something. Do it!
  Christians must be a part of the solution and not, by our apathy and indifference, be a part of the problem.
• Halt of porn sales would ease Navy's sex woes
  The federal government is the country's largest distributor of pornographic materials.
• Reactionary liberals blame homophobia
  What really furthers the spread of AIDS?
• TV's family hour replaced by racy fare
  … let's beat them at their own game. Don't watch.
• Memphis mom crusades against sex trade in city
  A look at Carolyn McKenzie, founder of Citizens for Community Values