(AP Photo/Keith Srakocic) As Republican legislatures across the country try to push back on encroaching and questionable practices regarding children coming out of the LGBTQ activist community, they are finding themselves up against governors of their own party who seem determined choose other priorities above the will of the people. Noem in South Dakota, Hutchinson in Arkansas, and now Ducey in Arizona. The Arizona Republican-led legislature overwhelmingly passed a bill that would require an opt-in for parents before their students could participate in pro-LGBTQ oriented sex ed studies and HIV and AIDS education. It would also require the school to alert parents of instruction days that may include the curriculum. This would be a compromise for what many parents see as a disturbingly graphic and often LGBTQ-centered curriculum. The current system requires parents to opt-out, but often activist teachers and administrators get around the “op-out” policy by simply not notifying parents of the instruction schedule.