As the DOT prioritizes families, it connects communities

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To some, even the simplest proposals for family formation are contemptible. A hyperfocus on gender and race takes from the fact that genuine family-first approaches have these things in mind.

But that slips past critics who read only prejudice into pro-family guidelines. Such is the case with a new memorandum from the Transportation Department, titled “Ensuring Reliance upon Sound Economic Analysis in Department of Transportation Policies, Programs, and Activities.”

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