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Upcoming Events:

• Oct 21: "The Great Northwest Awakening" in Richfield, WA.
• Weekly Parents' Rights & Education Zoom trainings on Saturdays.
• Visit website for more details.

Legislation & Lawsuits:

• New "Parents' Bill of Rights" highlights curriculum transparency, student social transitioning reports, and religious exemptions.
• California under scrutiny over school district's gender identity policy.

Organizational News:

• Updated membership form for selecting local affiliate groups.
• Drive for increased representation in schools through "pre-affiliates."

ACLU Actions:

• ACLU challenges transgender restroom policies in Missouri and Texas.
• ACLU counters Indiana's "Education Matters Law" due to vagueness and First Amendment concerns.

Spotlight on Conrad and Kate:

• Collaborating on parental rights legislation in Idaho.
• Backgrounds: Conrad, ex-Sacramento police with a master's in forensic psychology; Kate, education law attorney with 10+ years of experience.
• Concerns: Lack of parental say in school curriculum and decisions.
• Key legislation: Ban on sex and gender education below fifth grade; enhancing parental voice in school board meetings.
• Catalyst: The formation of the Parents' Rights and Education Group in Coeur d'Alene after parents were denied input at a school board meeting.
• Update: One bill passed the Senate last year but was halted in the House; another is in its nascent stages.

Links:

The Pacific Justice Institute:  pacificjustice.org

Conrad Woodall:  [email protected]

The Great Northwest Awakening event

Zoom Calls

Legislation: Parents Bill of Rights

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In this episode of the Parents Rights Podcast, Suzanne Gallgaher provides updates on upcoming events, such as The Great Northwest Awakening and regular Zoom meetings. The episode delves into legislation matters with two major bills under discussion:

• Indiana's House Bill 1608, known as the "Education Matters Bill", which prohibits teaching K-3 students about human sexuality and requires teachers to notify parents if a child wishes to be referred by a different name or pronoun. There was also an unsuccessful motion to get a preliminary injunction regarding how human sexuality is taught.
• Ohio's House Bill 8, known as the "Parents' Bill of Rights". This bill mandates schools to provide parents with information regarding their child's mental, emotional, or physical health. It also compels schools to inform parents prior to teaching sexuality content. A detailed discussion of this bill highlights the importance of definition in legislation, especially in terms of what "sexuality content" encompasses.

Suzanne also talks about organizational growth, urging listeners to become members and join or create local affiliate groups. She emphasizes the need for greater transparency between schools and parents, especially regarding students' well-being.

The episode features Lisa Chaffee, an affiliate from Ohio, who shares her journey with Parents' Rights in Education and her role in pushing forward Ohio's House Bill 8. Lisa's testimonies, activism, and insights are highlighted, giving a real-life example of a parent's influence on legislation. The conversation underscores the significance of parental involvement, understanding legal frameworks, and making sure educational entities prioritize parental rights.

Link to the Ohio Parents’ Rights in Education website:  https://ohio.parentsrightsineducation.com

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Welcome to another episode of Parents' Rights in Education with your host, Suzanne Gallagher.

In our first segment, we're touching base with the state of education around the country. Highlighted events include The Great Northwest Awakening and our regular Zoom calls and trainings - don't miss out! Visit our website for more details. We are also tracking critical legislation like Virginia's SB 1072, aiming to better address bullying, and Texas' controversial SB 14, which deals with youths' access to transgender medical treatment. In organizational updates, we've introduced a new feature to select your affiliate group and celebrate the addition of 5 new affiliate leaders in Oregon and Washington.

Returning to our second segment, we've got good news - our movement is making strides! In 2022, 85 parents’ rights bills were introduced across 26 states, while 2023 has already seen 62 bills in 24 states. All of these efforts aim to increase parental involvement and transparency in education. This shows we're making an impact and will continue fighting for parents’ rights.

In our final segment, we delve into a topic of much debate - Comprehensive Sexual Education. Promoted as an inclusive and age-appropriate approach, it is being seen by many as explicit and incentivizing early sexual activity. Organizations like Planned Parenthood, the WHO, and the ACLU are backing this. As an example, programs like EXCLAIM! suggest that young people need varied sexual experiences for their health. This raises concerns about parental involvement and when a child should learn about sexual activity.

As we wrap up, remember that joining our cause ensures you have a say in your child's education. Become a member today and join the fight for parents’ rights in education. Until next time, stay strong and engaged. Thank you for tuning in.

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Civil Rights Claim Signals Overreach by Biden Admin 

"As we have stated numerous times, removal of controversial offensive literature from school libraries is not only a right, but an obligation of school boards. Local boards are elected to represent the values of their constituents. They have the power to determine what curriculums are appropriate for their districts. It is not "banning" to select the most appropriate books for the minor children and families they serve. Parents are free to choose to purchase controversial materials for their children. Clearly, this is a blatant illegal move by the Biden administration to steal the rights of school boards to represent parents in their districts!" 
Suzanne Gallagher, Parents' Rights In Education, National

Civil Rights Seeks Control Over School Libraries

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Longest Drag Show Ever!
PORTLAND, Ore. — The City Council on Thursday unanimously approved the renaming of O'Bryant Square to Darcelle XV Plaza, located at Southwest Harvey Milk Street and Park Avenue.

The change honors the life and legacy of Walter Cole, who dazzled people on stage for five decades as Darcelle.

“By renaming O’Bryant Square to Darcelle Plaza, we send a resounding message of support and recognition to the LGBTQI+ community, reminding them that they are valued, and they are cherished members of our Portland family,” said City Commissioner Dan Ryan.

Darcelle was the oldest working drag queen until her death this March at the age of 92.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – The bill that sparked the longest Oregon Senate walkout in state history were quietly signed by Gov. Tina Kotek on Thursday, officials say.

The governor’s office confirmed HB 2002  – was signed into law and will receive a ceremonial signing at a later date.

Provides Dangerous Gender Affirming Counseling and Treatments Without Parents’ Knowledge or Consent at Taxpayer Expense!

The law guarantees Oregonians ages 15 or older can access reproductive health care, including abortion. It also allows people of the same age to access care without parental permission in some cases and protects healthcare providers from out-of-state investigations and legal action.

The bill also backs more gender-affirming procedures in insurance coverage — including facial feminization surgery and hair removal treatments — and implements a fine of up to $6,250 and a prison sentence of up to 364 days for anyone who interferes with health care facilities.

•          Eliminates any age of consent requirements for Gender-affirming treatment and procedures.
 •          Requires written permission from a child of any age for a parent to know what health services—including Gender-affirming treatment—are provided by a health care provider.
•          Pharmacists will be authorized to provide Gender-Affirming Treatment medications without regard to the age of the patient.
•          By mandating insurance coverage and protecting doctors, this bill sets Oregon up to provide treatments to patients from other states. 

Republicans returned to the Senate floor June 15 after a multi-week walkout that stalled dozens of bills and left at least nine Republican and one Independent senator ineligible for re-election under the voter-approved Measure 113.

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"SPLC Hate Group" status, a Badge of Courage, OREGON LAW, THE MOST RADICAL

Parents' rights group warns Southern Poverty Law Center 'hate group' label will lead to increased violence

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Hopefully this is the beginning of the end of LGBTQAI+ influences in our public schools. 

March

    •    March: Bisexual Health Awareness Month

    •    Week varies in March: National LGBT Health Awareness Week

    •    March 31: International Transgender Day of Visibility

April

    •    April 6: International Asexuality Day

    •    April 10: National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

    •    Third Friday of April: Day of Silence

    •    April 18: National Transgender HIV Testing Day

    •    April 18: Nonbinary Parents Day

    •    April 26: Lesbian Visibility Day

May

    •    First Sunday In May: International Family Equality Day

    •    May 17: International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia

    •    May 19: National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

    •    May 22: Harvey Milk Day

    •    May 24: Pansexual and Panromantic Awareness and Visibility Day

June

    •    June: LGBTQ Pride Month

    •    June 1: LGBTQ Families Day

    •    June 12: Pulse Remembrance 

    •    June 15: Anniversary of U.S. Supreme Court Bostock decision expanding protections to LGBTQ employees

    •    June 26: Anniversary of U.S. Supreme Court legalizing marriage equality

    •    June 27: National HIV Testing Day

    •    June 28: Stonewall Day

    •    June 30: Queer Youth of Faith Day

July

    •    Week of July 14: Nonbinary Awareness Week, culminates in International Nonbinary People’s Day on July 14

    •    July 16: International Drag Day

September

    •    September 18: National HIV/AIDS & Aging Awareness Day

    •    Week of September 23: Bisexual+ Awareness Week, culminates in Celebrate Bisexuality Day on September 23

    •    September 27: National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

October

    •    October: LGBTQ History Month

    •    October 8: International Lesbian Day

    •    October 11: National Coming Out Day

    •    October 15: National Latinx HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

    •    October 19: National LGBT Center Awareness Day

    •    Third Wednesday in October: International Pronouns Day

    •    Third Thursday in October: Spirit Day 

    •    Last week in October: Asexual Awareness Week

    •    October 26: Intersex Awareness Day

November

    •    First Sunday of November: Transgender Parent Day

    •    November 13 - 19: Transgender Awareness Week

    •    November 20: Transgender Day of Remembrance

December

    •    December 8: Pansexual/Panrom

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Drag Queen  Story Hour, Code for Pedophilia

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Thinking Sex: Notes for a Radical Theory of the
Politics of Sexuality by Gayle Rubin

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