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While this is<\/em> a serious thing, “education standards” are not a specifically enumerated right. Several well known pro-RKBA people on line, as well as yours truly, are irritated, to put it mildly, that SCOTUS will take such a case while lingering for months about a couple of 2nd amendment cases<\/p>\n

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The Most Important Parental Rights Case in Years Is Before SCOTUS Right Now<\/a><\/p>\n

If there’s one thing that undergirds parental rights, it is this: Parents know what’s best for their own children.<\/p>\n

If there’s a second, it’s\u00a0Pierce v. Society of Sisters<\/em>, where the Supreme Court ruled that the child “is not the mere creature of the state” and that parents have the right “to direct the upbringing and education of children under their control.”<\/p>\n

Enter\u00a0Mahmoud v. Taylor<\/em>, which is currently before the Supreme Court. At issue, according to\u00a0Amy Howe at ScotusBlog<\/a>, is “Whether public schools burden parents\u2019 religious exercise when they compel elementary school children to participate in instruction on gender and sexuality against their parents\u2019 religious convictions and without notice or opportunity to opt out.”<\/em><\/strong> Moreover, it will rule on who knows best: parents or school bureaucrats.<\/p>\n

The case involves a school district in Montgomery County, Md., which thought it would be a good idea to force<\/em> LGBTQ+ materials on children as young as age three\u2014including vulnerable kids with special needs.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Here’s one example:<\/p>\n