North Carolina’s ‘Parents Bill of Rights’ passes through Senate committee, draws comparisons to Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law

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NC "Parents' Bill of Rights" draws comparisons to Florida law; Sponsors cite differences

North Carolina's controversial "Parents' Bill of Rights" legislation cleared the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday, May 25, amid cries from critics that it's similar to Florida's controversial bill that became widely known as the "Don't Say Gay" law. Caption: NC "Parents' Bill of Rights" draws comparisons to Florida law; Sponsors cite differences. House Bill 755 was originally known as the "Academic Transparency Bill" from the last legisla…

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Sparks fly as N.C. Senate Education Committee OK’s Parents’ Bill of Rights

The North Carolina Senate Education Committee passed a measure May 25 that would enshrine a Parents’ Bill of Rights into state law.The discussion became heated at times as Republicans and Democrats clashed over specific provisions in the bill, including those that would expand academic transparency and prohibit curriculum focused on gender identity and sexual orientation in kindergarten through third grade classrooms.But the heat turned up to a …

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Sparks fly as Senate committee OK’s Parents’ Bill of Rights

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Senate lawmakers introduce "Parents' Bill of Rights" legislation

RALEIGH — On May 24, Senate leader Berger (R-Eden) along with Education Committee Chairs Sens. Deanna Ballard (R-Watauga) and Michael Lee (R-New Hanover) held a press conference to unveil a "Parents' Bill of Rights." "Prior to the pandemic, we all took for granted the rights we thought parents ha