D.C. suburb says injunction on mandatory “storybooks” with sex workers, kink, drag, gender transitions would cause “significant disruption,” stigmatize children, violate federal law.
An affluent liberal D.C. suburb has a simple explanation for why it won’t honor parents’ requests to exclude their children, some as young as 3 years old, from “storybooks” with sex workers, kink, drag, gender transitions and same-sex romance for elementary-age children: It’s hard.
Maryland’s Montgomery County Public Schools claims it was flooded with opt-out requests when the books were introduced in the curriculum in January, giving it legal justification, on logistical grounds, to issue a blanket policy of no exceptions and no notifications.
The district didn’t provide a specific number or even vague range, however, in its memorandum opposing the motion for preliminary injunction by Catholic, Muslim and Ukrainian-Orthodox parents who filed the First and Fourteenth Amendment lawsuit in May.
The July 6 amended complaint adds plaintiff Kids First, a new unincorporated association of Montgomery County parents with children in MCPS or who would be “but for” the new policy. It includes “Muslims, Catholics, Protestants, Latter-day Saints, and Jews, and is open to individuals of all faiths.”
MCPS spokesperson Christopher Cram told Just the News he was seeking “any information available” on the number of requests the school invoked to justify the new policy but couldn’t provide anything Friday. The districts’ lawyers didn’t respond when asked.
I’d say it’s pretty clear that when an overwhelming number of parents opt out, it’s a very clear message that they don’t want their kids involved with this filth. Get out the popcorn – class action lawsuit coming.
I am SO glad not to live there anymore.
Once again the Luciferians cabal at work to shove the evil agenda down your throat regardless of your beliefs.
Welcome to Less Moore’s Maryland!
Montgomery County: too much money, not enough reality.