(SRN NEWS)-The Chathams Board of Education has agreed to stop helping children live as the opposite sex in class without the knowledge of their moms and dads. Facing a lawsuit from the Thomas More Society, the Board caved in. Christopher Ferrara, senior counsel for Thomas More, says “No school has the authority to transition a child […]
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A victory for parental rights in New Jersey
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(SRN NEWS)-The Chathams Board of Education has agreed to stop helping children live as the opposite sex in class without the knowledge of their moms and dads. Facing a lawsuit from the Thomas More Society, the Board caved in. Christopher Ferrara, senior counsel for Thomas More, says “No school has the authority to transition a child behind his or her parents’ backs, and the Supreme Court made that unmistakably clear.”
