Democrats and their ilk have targeted schools to start indoctrinating young, impressionable minds as early as possible
The radical leftists want people to believe that these rights apply only to those whom they choose. They hide behind the word inclusion as though it’s an impenetrable shield that protects their bigoted delusions.
It’s sad, but unfortunately true, that Democrats and their ilk have targeted schools to start indoctrinating young, impressionable minds as early as possible. Hardly a day goes by that we don’t hear about a legal fight somewhere in the country between a school board, either trying to allow boys in the girls' bathrooms, locker rooms, showers, or to play on their sports teams, and concerned parents.
Another frequently heard legal fight involves a school board trying not to inform parents about a child’s transition after they pushed and indoctrinated that child to do so, or to force students to alter their speech so as not to offend the delusional.
However, in Ohio, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled in a 10-7 en banc decision that the Olentangy School District (OLSD) cannot:
“wield their authority to compel speech or demand silence from citizens who disagree with the regulators’ politically controversial preferred new form of grammar.”
In other words, the school district cannot force students to use “preferred pronouns” when referring to others who claim to be “transgender” because it violates the First Amendment, according to the Thursday ruling from the court.
“American history and tradition uphold the majority’s decision to strike down the school’s pronoun policy. Over hundreds of years, grammar has developed in America without governmental interference. Consistent with our historical tradition and our cherished First Amendment, the pronoun debate must be won through individual persuasion, not government coercion. Our system forbids public schools from becoming ‘enclaves of totalitarianism.’”
The lawsuit was initially filed by Defending Education (DE) in 2023, claiming that the school district’s anti-harassment policy forced “students to affirm beliefs about sex and gender that contradict their own deeply held convictions.”