US EditionSupreme Court seems to back letting parents opt kids out of LGBTQ stories
- The Supreme Court's conservative majority signaled support for parents in Maryland wishing to remove their children from LGBTQ storybook lessons, as reported during the case Mahmoud v. Taylor.
- Parents filed a lawsuit after schools stopped allowing them to opt their kids out of lessons featuring LGBTQ content.
- The court suggested that schools may not require children to attend lessons if parents have religious objections to the material.
- There was no evidence presented that parents or children were forced to affirm views against their beliefs on gender or sexuality, according to the court panel's review.
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