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Parent Banned from Child's School, with Lauren Simms, Best of the Best, November 22, 2024

In this week's interview, Lauren Sims shares her journey as a parent advocating for her children's rights within the school system. After a series of troubling incidents involving her daughters being pulled out of class without proper notification, Lauren sought to establish clear communication and expectations with school officials. 

The discussion highlights the challenges parents face in navigating school policies, the importance of written agreements, and the legal implications of school actions against parents. Lauren's story serves as a call to action for other parents to be informed and involved in their children's education.

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Gearing Up for 2025! Best of the Best, November 20, 2024

Join us as we dive into the evolving landscape of K-12 public education policy with a focus on President Trump’s proposed changes post-election.

We cover significant topics, from the potential end of DEI programs and Title IX revisions to school choice advancements and the momentum for universal private school choice.

Learn how Parents' Rights In Education is strategizing to empower parents, endorse school board candidates, and build a strong network through initiatives like THE ALLIANCE.

Discover how we’re preparing for 2025 and ensuring parental rights stay at the forefront.

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BEST of the BEST!! July 14, 2023

OREGON: GENDER TRANSITION CAPITAL

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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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In this conversation, Suzanne Gallagher discusses the dangers of declining societal standards across various domains, including education, cultural identity, and public discourse. She highlights the consequences of initiatives like DEI in education, the economic ramifications of a poorly educated workforce, and the erosion of public discourse in a democratic society. Gallagher emphasizes the importance of maintaining high standards to ensure cultural vibrancy and economic stability for future generations.

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In this conversation, Harry Pollak shares his experience of standing up for free speech at a school board meeting in Wyoming, where he faced repercussions for mentioning a superintendent's name. 

He discusses the subsequent legal battle he undertook to defend his rights, culminating in a significant court ruling that protects citizens' rights to speak freely in public forums. 

The conversation emphasizes the importance of citizen involvement in governance and the need for parents to take an active role in their children's education, especially in light of perceived overreach by educational institutions.

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In this episode of Parents Rights Now, Suzanne Gallagher examines President Trump’s executive orders on parental rights in education and the controversy surrounding gender transition procedures for minors. 

She highlights the long-term consequences of medical interventions on children and the importance of parental involvement in education. 

The episode also explores the legal implications of these orders and the growing movement advocating for parental rights in schools.

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This conversation emphasizes the critical role of school board elections in shaping education policies and the importance of parental engagement in these local races. Suzanne Gallagher discusses how school boards influence curriculum, budget allocation, and community representation, urging parents to participate actively in these elections to ensure their voices are heard and their values reflected in education.

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Today's episode delves into the controversial topic of gender identity education for children, focusing on initiatives like the My Gender Dolls project at the University of Minnesota.

The discussion highlights the role of educational institutions in promoting gender identity concepts, the implications of such teachings on young minds, and the financial and cultural factors driving this agenda. Suzanne calls for community action and parental involvement to address these issues.

My Gender Dolls App
Amaze.org Episode
Alongside Care Episode

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There are lots of names we are called, mostly false and misleading. Suzanne lays out some of the specifics that Parents' Rights in Education stands for and fights for. This episode will briefly cover these topics!

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In this episode, we sit down with Heidi Sampson, a dedicated advocate for parents’ rights and education reform. Heidi shares her journey from homeschooling advocate to serving on the Maine State Board of Education and as a Maine State Representative for four terms. Today, she mentors school board members and champions parental influence in public education.

Heidi introduces the Maine Education Initiative, an organization she co-founded to support school board members in navigating their roles and advocating for policies that prioritize parental rights and local decision-making. We discuss the historical shifts in education, the challenges posed by centralized agendas, and the need for a return to foundational principles of academic excellence and civic education.

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