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Krista Ingrilli is a 2015 graduate of Flagler College with a BA in Business Administration. She grew up in Florida, where she played tennis in both high school and college. Krista encountered The Culture Project her sophomore year in college at The Students for Life Conference in Washington D.C. After teaching as a professional tennis instructor for a year, Krista answered the call to serve the mission with the pursuit of cultivating a culture that knows its abounding beauty and is always on the quest for truth, dignity, and justice. "My passion is truth. I have not only seen the ache of our culture, but have felt it deeply myself. I desire to love fiercely and to remind each person that they are an immense gift meant to be received."

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Getting BITTER or getting BETTER?
By Krista Ingrilli  •  September 21st, 2019

I grew up in a very multicultural home. My mother is Thai and my father is Italian. Often I find that my temperament and my demeanor favors more with my Italian side. They match up in all of the stereotypical ways as well. Yes, I ALWAYS use my hands when I talk, I can be…

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Masturbation. What’s the Big Deal?
By Krista Ingrilli  •  March 13th, 2019

The other day I came across a magazine article by Cosmopolitan that popped up in my “Featured” feed on Snapchat that read: “8 Health Benefits of Masturbation.” Naturally, I’m always so shocked at the racy content that finds its way into my social media feeds, and how easily accessible it is even when I’m not…

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But I love him.
By Krista Ingrilli  •  March 9th, 2019

When I was in high school my principal brought in a chastity speaker. I explicitly remember not wanting to give the speaker the time of day, especially when she told me that I should not be sexually active with my boyfriend and that a conversation about boundaries needed to happen. Like, WHO ARE YOU and…

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