John,
A Maryland school district is openly defying parents' rights -- and the Center for American Liberty just filed a critical amicus brief urging the United States Supreme Court to take a stand.
In Mahmoud v. Taylor, Montgomery County Public Schools banned parents from opting their children out of radical gender and sexuality lessons -- even when those lessons directly contradict their religious and moral beliefs.
School board members admitted in open hearings that they want to counteract the "wrong lessons" parents teach at home.
This is not education -- it's state-sponsored indoctrination.
I grew up in Maryland. I attended Maryland public schools from kindergarten through 12th grade. Take it from me, this state-sponsored indoctrination has gone on long enough!
The government has no right to undermine families and force children to learn radical ideology against their parents' beliefs and wishes.
That's why our amicus brief argues that this policy is an unconstitutional violation of parents' rights under the First and Fourteenth Amendments.
John, this case could set a national precedent for parental rights -- if Montgomery County wins this case, school districts across the country will be emboldened to follow their precedent.
This battle is bigger than one school district -- it's about whether parents or the government will decide how children are raised.
Thank you for standing with us,
