It was just a matter of time before choice became mandatory.
Last week, a federal judge denied a request by parents of students in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Montgomery County, Maryland, to be able to remove their children from classrooms when books containing LGBTQ+ characters are read aloud.
It took Judge Deborah Boardman 60 pages to try to make her case. She claimed parents failed to demonstrate how the no opt-out policy would “result in the indoctrination of their children or otherwise coerce their children to violate or change their religious beliefs. “With or without an opt-out right,” Ms. Boardman ruled, “the parents remain free to pursue their sacred obligations to instruct their children in their faiths.
From sexual subjects to climate change, the state is force-feeding children to comply with a secular worldview instead of focusing on subjects that will prepare them to compete with China and other nations that are ahead of us in critical subjects, including reading, science, and math.
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