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June 6, 2023
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Brief Filed by EPPC Scholar Defends Parents' Fundamental Rights
Eric Kniffin
EPPC scholar Eric Kniffin ([link removed]) filed an amicus brief ([link removed]) in Littlejohn v. School Board of Leon County, Florida. January and Jeffrey Littlejohn filed suit after they learned that their middle school daughter’s public school had secretly met with her to develop a “gender support plan” that let her choose what name, pronouns, and restrooms she would use, and with what sex she would be housed on overnight trips. The school even deliberately used female pronouns with the Littlejohns to conceal their actions from the girl’s parents.
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Patrick T. Brown wrote for Newsweek last week about baseball's increasing alienation of its fans ([link removed]) .
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Henry Olsen writes in his Washington Post column about the United States' relationship with Poland ([link removed]) .
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Aaron Kheriaty writes for Tablet Magazine about an ongoing court case challenging government censorship ([link removed]) .
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For DC interns, this Thursday morning, Young America's Foundation is kicking off its Buckley Breakfast summer series featuring Alexandra DeSanctis where she will be speaking about the future of the pro-life movement.
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