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|  Dear Fellow American, A fifth-grade girl traveled with her Colorado school on a field trip across the country.
You can probably imagine how she must have felt in the days and weeks leading up to the trip. Excited to spend a few days with her friends. Eager to visit a new place. And, sure, a bit nervous—it's a big deal to stay overnight in a place you've never been before, especially as an 11-year-old.
Now imagine how she felt when she found out—already hundreds of miles from home and in her hotel room for the night—that she was supposed to share a bed with a boy.
Shocked. Confused. Uncomfortable.
She slipped into the bathroom to call her mom, who was thankfully on the trip with her. Her mom thought she must have misunderstood. She couldn't fathom that the school assigned her daughter to room overnight with a boy.
But it wasn't a misunderstanding. It was school policy.
The policy says that students on overnight trips will be assigned rooms based on their "gender identity," not on biology. And the school refuses to notify parents or students of the policy, or if a student of the opposite sex is assigned to the room.
That means a girl can be assigned to share a hotel room with a boy who identifies as a girl, without mom and dad's—or the student's—knowledge or say.
How would you feel if this happened to your child or grandchild?
It shouldn't have to be said—but this is just WRONG.
It's common sense that girls and boys deserve to have their own private spaces. And if that privacy could be infringed upon, parents need to know so that they can make informed decisions for their children.
Families across the country are being harmed by policies like these. That's why the Waileses, along with three other Colorado families, are pushing back in a lawsuit—for their kids and many others like them.
Please raise your voice to say NO MORE to policies that deny truth and violate parents' rights—and to protect kids from harmful policies that put gender ideology above their comfort and privacy. SIGN THE STATEMENT For truth, Sharon Supp Legal Counsel, Center for Parental Rights Alliance Defending Freedom P.S. Colorado parents are pushing back after the school district assigned their daughter to share a room with a boy. Sign the statement to protect children against harmful policies that violate parents' rights and threaten kids' privacy!  | | | |