Maryland Parents Can’t Opt Kids Out of LGBTQ-Related Lessons: Judge
The group of parents are upset that their kids would be exposed to diverse authors and viewpoints in their English classes.
August 25, 2023
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The group of parents are upset that their kids would be exposed to diverse authors and viewpoints in their English classes.
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She testified that she believes there is nothing inappropriate or sensitive about the children’s picture book.
The homework assignment from the Christian school asked students to convince their gay friend they would never be happy unless they were straight.