
Cally Proctor is a Minneapolis-based writer of first-person essays exploring contemporary culture, moral uncertainty, and spiritual decline, often through the lens of lived experience and parenting. Her work attends to moments that are often felt but rarely named. With an emphasis on clarity, restraint, and emotional honesty, she writes about the quiet pressures of modern life.
“What We're Refusing to See" - Alpha News (September 2025)
“Our Children Our Spiritually Adrift" - Star Tribune (September 2025)
“The Quiet Indoctrination of Fragility" - Minneapolis Times (January 2026)
"The Cost of Containment" - Minneapolis Times (January 2026)
"Why I Can’t Let Go of the Whole Don Lemon Thing” - Minneapolis Times (February 2026)
"The Chairs Don't Move Themselves" - Minneapolis Times (March 2026)
“My Experience Testifying for Safe Schools at a Divided Capitol” - Star Tribune (March 2026)
“Food Stamps Were Never Meant to be Long-Term” - Duluth News Tribune (March 2026)
America First Policy Institute - Video commentary on safety and leadership (March 2026)
Fox News - My View with Lara Trump (January 2026)
PBS - PBS News Hour (March 2026)
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/how-no-kings-rallies-fit-into-americas-history-of-protest
Catholic Vote - Response to “What We're Refusing to See” (September 2025)
The Catholic Messenger - Quoted in "The Importance of Prayer" (October 2025)
Bravester - Quoted in "What an AI Companion Cheats from Your Teen" (January 2026)
Garage Logic Podcast - Discussion of “The Quiet Indoctrination of Fragility” (January 2026)
America First Policy Institute - “My Experience Testifying for Safe Schools at a Divided Capitol” (March 2026)
Minnesota House of Representatives - "Rep. Altendorf Legislative Update - March 27, 2026" (March 2026)
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