Parents' rights groups and their Republican allies have won some key education battles recently over leftist lessons in U.S. classrooms, but with the start of a new school year, defenders of transgender rights, critical race theory and LGBTQ curricula are regrouping for Round 2.
A judge has placed a temporary hold on policies passed by three Monmouth County school districts requiring parents to be notified about their child's gender identity.
The Cobb County School Board ruled to allow an educator to return to her job, even though people in her district are concerned she is indoctrinating children.
should be wanting to change their sexual identity if we shouldn t notify their parents. martha: thanks, frank, very much. i thought that woman speak well in nate foy s piece about how often they call parents for everything else. she forgot her lunch or she has a called. pick her up right away. point well taken. thanks, frank. good to see you. we ll see what happens in court today. so hillary clinton with a message to trump supporters in the wake-up of this in the wake up this fourth indictment. i think one of the important comments that came out of this long day down in georgia was by the former lieutenant governor when he said this is a pivot point. the republican party needs to move away. quit being part of a cult in effect is what he meant where you follow someone that lies to you. martha: okay. we ll get into this with tomi lahren and jose, who is in that
implement. now back to you. martha: thanks, nate. we ll wait for that court decision this afternoon. with that, we bring in frank capone a father of five children and the school board president in middletown, new jersey. one of the districts being sued by governor phil murphy s administration. mr. capone, good to have you with us today. obviously you have five children. so you re a very interested party in this. you re the school board president. you say this is a hill that you re willing to die on. why? absolutely this is a hill we all die on. our parental rights are under attack. not only in new jersey but across the whole country. we re not going to allow this narrative and agenda, ideology to be portrayed on our children because of governor murphy and mat plaquens thoughts about what this policy that they think is taking place, which is totally false. martha: so, you know, obviously the argument in favor of this is that this protects