A prince and knight fall in love and the Supreme Court is asked to intervene

Washington. A prince catches a dragon with a bow and saves a knight in shining armor from a certain death. But the prince slips and when he falls, the knight and his steed run to return the favor. Then, the two men fall in love.

'Shed their religious beliefs': Supreme Court to consider if parents can opt kids out of sexually explicit readings * WorldNetDaily * by Katelynn Richardson, Daily Caller News Foundation

The Supreme Court will hear on Tuesday Maryland parents’ challenge to a ban on opting their young children out of storybook readings about pride parades, gender transitions and drag queens. The predominantly Muslim and Christian parents behind the case, Mahmoud v. Taylor, argue the Montgomery County Board of Education is infringing on their free exercise rights under the First Amendment. “New government-imposed orthodoxy about what children are …

Are cute children's books teaching kids about gender and sexuality? Supreme Court to weigh in

In the kid’s book “Prince & Knight,” the handsome prince falls in love not with a princess, but with the knight. Some parents want to opt out of that story.

A prince catches a dragon with a bow, saving a knight in shining armor from a certain death. But the prince slips and when he falls, the knight and his steed run to return the favor.

A prince and knight fall in love and the Supreme Court is asked to intervene

Some parents in a suburban Maryland county want to pull their children from elementary school classes that use books featuring LGBTQ characters.

A prince catches a dragon with a bow, saving a knight in shining armor from a certain death. But the prince slips and when he falls, the knight and his steed run to return the favor.