Parents' Rights Now‪!‬ Suzanne Gallagher

In this pivotal episode, as the U.S. heads into a presidential election year, the conversation around parental rights takes center stage. We delve into the controversial stance of libertarian candidate Chase Oliver, who advocates for parental consent in administering gender-affirming treatments to minors. Meanwhile, we contrast the American debate with developments in Europe where countries like Sweden, Norway, and France have begun to classify such treatments as experimental. These nations r...

On today's episode, we delve into Washington State's contentious 'Parents' Bill of Rights,' facing legal hurdles for potentially leading to school discrimination. The new law, set to empower parents over their children's curriculum and health records, is challenged by a coalition including the ACLU, claiming it's unconstitutional and vague. The case, heading to court, could reshape parental involvement in education.Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed SB 2749, bolstering parents' rights in guid...

Join Suzanne Gallagher on The Parents' Right in Education Podcast as she interviews Morgan Collier, a passionate advocate for parental rights from Talco, Texas. Morgan shares her journey in political advocacy alongside her husband and discusses her involvement with Parents' Rights in Education. They delve into the challenges faced by parents in rural areas, the importance of grassroots movements, and the critical role of community involvement in school board meetings. Morgan's unwavering comm...

The non-profit organization Pornography Is Not Education reveals concerns about explicit content in school and public libraries targeting minors. Commercial providers like EBSCO, Cengage, and Gale are criticized for embedding harmful advertising and explicit links within educational resources, bypassing internet filters. This issue has triggered legislative responses in states like Mississippi and Utah, though many struggle with enforcement and accountability.In Texas, despite the U.S. Suprem...

The New Hampshire Senate has passed HB1205, which restricts transgender girls from participating in girls' sports in public schools from grades 5 to 12. The bill, supported by Republicans and opposed by Democrats, also prohibits athletic associations like the NHIAA from addressing complaints about gender segregation enforcement in sports. Additionally, it allows students harmed by non-compliance to sue schools. Governor Sununu has expressed agreement with the bill's goals but has not confirme...

Welcome to the Parents' Rights in Education Podcast with your host, Suzanne Gallagher. Today, we have an inspiring guest, Lisa Chaffee, the Ohio affiliate for Parents' Rights in Education (PRE). Lisa, a dedicated mother and advocate, shares her journey from a concerned parent to a formidable activist in Ohio's education landscape.In this episode, Lisa discusses her involvement with significant legislative efforts, including House Bill 8, which aims to ensure schools cannot withhold crucial in...