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Maryland mom taking fight to opt child out of LGBTQ story books before Supreme Court
Grace Morrison, one of the plaintiffs in the case, is a mother of seven children who lives in Montgomery County. Her youngest child, who has Down's Syndrome and other special needs, was attending public school and headed into fourth grade when she was made aware of the new school policy.
‘Starting to present issues of gender ideology to a child like this could be extremely confusing and damaging, let alone to the faith that we're raising her in,’ Morrison told Fox News Digital.”
Indoctrination On Trial
“The need for a parental opt-out is especially urgent, not just because the curriculum teaches things that are contrary to deeply held religious beliefs (girls can “become” boys), but because the material is intended to “disrupt” the religious views the parents desire to hand down (that boys are boys and girls are girls).”
SCOTUS To Decide If Parents Can Reject LGBT Brainwashing For Their Children
“Cramming down controversial gender ideology on three-year-olds without their parents’ permission is an affront to our nation’s traditions, parental rights, and basic human decency. The Court must make clear: parents, not the state, should be the ones deciding how and when to introduce their children to sensitive issues about gender and sexuality.”
US Supreme Court to hear dispute over LGBT books in Maryland school district
“The plaintiffs told the Supreme Court that the 4th Circuit's decision undermines the right of parents to ‘protect their children's innocence and direct their religious upbringing.’”
Most Americans Say Parents Should Be Able to Kids Out Of Gender Curriculum
“Parents don’t take a back seat to anyone when it comes to raising their children. This year’s Index shows that a vast majority of Americans believe in this commonsense principle and in every parent’s right to excuse their children from classroom lessons that violate their faith.”
While Trust in Public Schools is Crumbling, Montgomery County has the Opportunity to Lead
“As the nation’s most religiously diverse county—and with one of the nation’s largest public-school systems—it has a chance to restore the practical accommodations that reflect America’s best traditions. Recovering that longstanding consensus requires schools partnering with parents, not shutting them out of their children’s education.”
Parents Should Be Able to Opt Out of Gender Madness in Montgomery County
“Teaching on the nature of human sexuality, identity, and marriage is, and always has been, a primary responsibility of parents. Interfering with it necessarily interferes with parents’ liberty and free-exercise rights. Nothing more in the “record” needs to be developed to establish the injury to parental rights and religious freedom.”
Unfortunately For Your Local School Board, Parents’ Rights Are Popular
“Parental rights don’t disappear when children enter public schools. Schools are supposed to help students develop essential skills, gain valuable knowledge, and build interpersonal relationships, but they do not replace parents, who have the final say in how their children are raised.”
“Most parents agree that children should be taught to treat others with dignity and respect. But they also want schools to respect parents’ role in making key decisions concerning how and when their children are taught about personal and sensitive topics, including gender and sexuality.”