Supreme Court seems to back letting parents opt kids out of LGBTQ stories
- The Supreme Court's conservative majority indicated support for allowing parents to opt their children out of LGBTQ+ books in elementary schools, reflecting a push to expand religious rights.
- The court's liberal justices argued that exposing students to different ideas does not burden religion.
- Key conservative justices expressed concern regarding the Montgomery County Public Schools' approach to LGBTQ+ storybooks.
- The case focuses on parents' rights in Maryland to remove children from classes with LGBTQ+ content, potentially affecting school board policies.
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Supreme Court appears to favor parents’ rights to opt out of LGBTQ stories in schools
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) - Should parents be able to opt their children out of public school teachings if it conflicts with their religious beliefs? That's the question now up to the Supreme Court. The case centers around a group of parents, both Catholic and Muslim, who are opposing LGBTQ-themed reading material in their children's public school books, but the Montgomery County, Maryland school district removed the option allowing families to opt o…
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Justice Kavanaugh Questions Maryland School's Ban On Religious Opt-Outs For LGBTQ+ Storybooks
Justice Brett Kavanaugh expressed surprise Tuesday that schools in a state founded on religious liberty are now banning parents with religious objections from opting their young children out of LGBTQ storybook lessons. In Mahmoud v. Taylor, a majority of the Supreme Court appeared ready to side with parents who want to opt their children out […] Justice Kavanaugh Questions Maryland School’s Ban On Religious Opt-Outs For LGBTQ+ Storybooks
Parents ask SCOTUS to allow them to opt children out of LGBT instruction in schools
CV NEWS FEED // Attorneys representing several Catholic, Orthodox, and Muslim parents of children in a Maryland school district argued before the U.S. Supreme Court today,… The post Parents ask SCOTUS to allow them to opt children out of LGBT instruction in schools appeared first on CatholicVote org.
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