It was former President Barack Obama in 2009 who, after his election, reminded us that “elections have consequences.” Today, those words are more true than ever, and a group of Maryland parents are finding that out. On Thursday, a Maryland court ruled that parents do not have “a fundamental right” to opt their kids out of reading books that contain LGBT content in Montgomery County Public Schools, despite the parents’ contention that the material violated their religious beliefs. The district had maintained a previous policy that allowed parents to opt their kids out of reading such material. The district had originally stated that parents would be notified when the materials would be used in class. But in March of this year, the district announced that the policy had been rescinded and that notification would no longer be provided to parents with children in the district. Read More
Biden-Appointed Judge Says No Opt out of LGBTQ Propaganda for Public School Students
