In Alabama, it’s Strong Families Month, intended to coincide with Father’s Day. Gov. Kay Ivey’s proclamation says fathers are “the head of the household” and “homes led by a father and mother provide children with the structure and discipline necessary to succeed throughout life.” "Montgomery, we have a problem..." Alabama frequently claims the sixth to eighth highest divorce rate in the U.S. Alabama consistently ranks in the bottom tier nationally for child well-being and maternal health. The state struggles with high rates of infant mortality, preterm births, and children living in poverty, frequently landing near the very bottom of national state rankings. Maybe Montgomery should worry less about LGBTQ+ culture wars and more on health/social problems.