Parents' Rights in Education News for Week 13

The episode of the Parents' Rights in Education podcast discusses the movement's efforts to support and empower parents in their role in their children's education. It introduces a bill, the Parents Right to Know Bill, passed by the Alabama House with bipartisan support, requiring transparency from educators by posting curriculum online and allowing parents to review instructional materials. The episode also addresses a study on transgender surgery and suicide risk, indicating a doubled suicide rate post-surgery, questioning the narrative that gender reassignment is life-saving. Additionally, it covers the Department of Justice's handling of documents comparing concerned parents to the KKK and the Southern Poverty Law Center's inclusion of parental rights groups on a hate map. The podcast encourages listeners to support parents' rights by joining their movement and contributing to their cause, with a preview of an upcoming interview with a de-transitioner offering insight into the issue.

Transcript

Hanna  0:01  
Welcome back to the parents rights and education podcast. We are a grassroots movement of millions of parents and allies standing together, speaking as one to protect children and ensure parents crucial role in their child's education is protected. We come alongside millions of parents and allies and equip them to stand up for their rights by free trainings, membership and community support. You can join this movement for free by visiting parents rights and education.com. And hey, if you love the work that we're doing, please leave us a five star review. Your review helps us get out our message and allows us to keep advocating for parents rights. Thanks so much for being here. Let's get into today's topic. Hey, guys,

Suzanne Gallagher  0:39  
I got some great exciting news to share with you. We've had such unbelievable feedback on our podcast, that we are now going to break it up into three segments for your benefit. So here's how it goes news on Monday. And then on Wednesdays, we'll share our topic and on Fridays will be inspiring interviews. So let's get right into the news. The parents right to know. Bill is sponsored by the Senate President Pro Tem Greg Jasper. And by the way that's in the Alabama house was carried to the House of Representatives by Representative Matt woods. Now this bill passed by the Alabama house with bipartisan support requires teachers to post curriculum on the school website at the beginning of each calendar year. The bill would also require each teacher upon request to allow the parents to examine all instructional and supplemental materials and books available to students in the classroom. This bill provides transparency and communication, which are both beneficial components for student success. Kudos to Alabama. Wow. Let's follow this one that parents right to know. Next up, here's a study on transgender suicide risk, which after gender affirming vaginal PLAs the suicide risk doubled. If anyone ever claims that gender reassignment surgery is necessary to save anybody's life, you can cite these stats from a study published in the American Urological Association's peer reviewed journal. Okay, researchers examined data on 869 men who received a vaginal plasti and 357 women who received a fallow plasti in California, from 2012 to 2018. California man who removed their genitalia via vaginal plasti, or the removal of the penis, and simultaneous construction of a vagina. Like remember, this is a vagina like opening via transgender surgery later tried to commit suicide at twice the rate as before undergoing the surgery, twice the rate. Now the study found that 22.2% of those who received a vaginal plasti and 20.7% of those who received a phalloplasty had at least one ER or inpatient psychiatric encounter during the time in which the study was conducted. So bottom line guys, this is not working. Suicide rates are doubled after these surgeries. Okay, last but certainly not not least, the DOJ or the Department of Justice hides documents about report comparing concerned parents to the K K K. By the America first legal The Southern Poverty Law Center or the SPLC, a leftist group known for putting mainstream conservative organizations on a hate map with Klu Klux Klan chapters added parental rights groups, including parents rights and education to that hate map. Last June, America first legal filed a lawsuit after the Justice Department refused to hand over its communications related to a report last June, comparing parental rights organizations to the kk k. Heritage Foundation's oversight project received records showing SPLC reached out to the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division before releasing its hate map. In addition, the SPLC offered to brief justice department leaders on the hate map. What the Department confirmed to the Washington Examiner that the briefing indeed took place. In a 2021 call with donors SPLC President Margot Wang bragged that the Biden administration reached out to her organization for advice to help shape its domestic terrorism strategy. Comment from Ian Pryor, who is senior adviser to America first legal stated, the Department of Justice has made it a priority to silence parents who speak out against dei and the government sponsored transgender agenda being pushed in public schools to children as young as five years old. In our interview, Friday, I'm looking forward to introducing you to our guest Camille Kiefel. She is a de transitioner dedicated to helping those who have been misled and want to get back to normal. Thank

Hanna  6:08  
you so much for listening to today's episode. Keep up with everything we're doing. Check out our website, parents rights in education.com and sign up for our newsletter. You can also join our movement for free by visiting our website parents rights in education.com. To do your part in protecting parents rights, you can become a club 12 by 12 member by donating $12 a month. It takes all of us to make the change that we want to see. Thanks so much for listening. Talk soon.

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