Emmy Griffin is a writer at The Patriot Post. A Chicago native now residing in the South, her work reflects her passion for culture and society, exploring themes such as consumer health, gender issues, and cultural movements. Emmy's insights and perspectives have also been featured in the Courier-Journal.
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Minnesota boasts the largest Somali population in the U.S., and with that, fraud and gang violence have exploded.
The secretary of state once again encouraged the West to live up to the greatness that this civilization has inspired.
While we often talk about public schools' failures, perhaps the bigger failure affecting every school is poor parenting.
The Cornell 7 case should be Exhibit A for the failure of secular leftism and the sexual revolution. Sexual liberation isn't freedom; it leaves misery in its wake.
Shane Gillis's gym clothes joke exposed a double standard in the Left's outrage over objectification.
By: Emmy Griffin
Katie Zacharia had big shoes to fill. Not every press secretary is a Karoline Leavitt or a Kayleigh McEnany — two women who routinely gave a
The Trump administration is creating two task forces to help women with actual health problems.
By: Emmy Griffin
A flyer was sent to over 100,000 children with information about transgenderism and how to circumvent their parents' authority.
In yet another instance of “leftists can't take a joke,” Larry David quips about the DSA — and the comrades don't like it at all.
The Harry Potter author just wrote a follow-up essay to her 2020 public stance on standing up for women and girls.
