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During a webinar aimed at school administrators on the Mirabelli decision, a partner at a leading law firm that advises California school districts stated that existing policies and practices regarding staff use of students’ preferred names and pronouns “remain 100% in place.” The state has long taken the position...

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Dean of Berkeley Law School and prominent constitutional law scholar Erwin Chemerinsky mischaracterized the Mirabelli v. Bonta case during a recent talk in San Francisco. He began by stating, “California has a law that prohibits schools from informing parents about their children’s gender identity without the permission of the children.” He was referring to AB 1955, which prohibits school districts from adopting policies that require disclosure. The state itself has repeatedly argued that the law does not prohibit school employees from informing parents; instead it bars districts from requiring them to do so. Importantly, Mirabelli was filed before AB 1955, and the lawsuit does not directly challenge that law. Chemerinsky then claimed, “The lower courts said that this was permissible, and the Supreme Court stayed that, and the Supreme Court issued an injunction against the California law.” He gets the procedural history wrong. The district court issued an injunction barring the enforcement of the school secrecy policies. The Ninth Circuit stayed that injunction pending appeal, temporarily restoring the status quo. The Supreme Court then lifted the stay, allowing the district court’s injunction to take effect while the appeal proceeds. He concluded by arguing that the Supreme Court is “very hostile to transgender rights.” But to support that narrative, he had to misrepresent the procedural history, suggesting that every lower court had sided with the school districts before the Supreme Court intervened. That simply isn’t true. These secrecy policies are being defeated over and over in court. Everyone makes mistakes, but Chemerinsky didn’t express any uncertainty about the facts. He presented himself as an authority while confidently misstating the record. He’s lost a lot of credibility in my book. Credit to ThisLeadsToThat and WomenAreReal for the video.

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Gavin Newsom sued Chino School District when parents stood up for parents' rights. Newsom even passed a law to hide secret gender transitions from families The Ninth Circuit Court just sided with parents. This is a huge win “Gavin Newsom and his allies fought us and even sued us. You guys remember that. Then they went even further and passed a law, AB 1955, forcing schools to hide secret transitions and other very critical information from you moms and dads” The court decided The State does not have the right to hide important information from you, the parents. They do not have the right to secretly transition your kids without your knowledge This is real and here’s what actually happened Chino Valley Unified School District in California passed a policy requiring schools to notify parents if their child requests to change gender identification, pronouns, or use different facilities at school Gavin Newsom and the California Attorney General sued the district, arguing the policy violated students’ privacy rights and state law Gavin Newsom then passed AB 1955 which prohibits schools from notifying parents about a child’s gender identity changes or “social transition” without the child’s consent The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals just sided with the parents and the Chino Valley district. The court held that: - Parents have a fundamental right to direct the upbringing and education of their children. - The state and schools do not have the authority to systematically hide critical information like social gender transitions from parents - Policies and laws forcing schools to conceal such information from families are likely unconstitutional Democrats literally tried to let schools transition kids into being transgender and legally hide it from parents. This is evil

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A school district in Chatham, New Jersey, maintains a policy allowing schools to “socially transition” children without their parents’ consent, in defiance of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Mirabelli v. Bonta. After attorneys demanded that the district rescind the policy, school board president Ann Ciccarelli read a statement asserting that the Supreme Court’s opinion is “NOT binding on public school districts in New Jersey.” While it is technically true that Mirabelli was not a final decision on the merits, the Court’s opinion communicated its clear position that such policies likely violate parents’ constitutional rights. Ciccarelli nevertheless argued that state law and guidance from the department of education require the district to maintain its policy and that changing it could embroil the district in “costly litigation.” I’ve noticed that elected officials suddenly become deeply concerned about the cost of potential litigation when they’re asked to abandon a policy they support, while showing no concern about the potentially far greater costs of defending that same policy in court. Ciccarelli’s professed concern about litigation costs is particularly comical here. The district had already received a formal demand from attorneys insisting that it rescind its unconstitutional policy. And the demand came from the very law firm that took Mirabelli all the way to the Supreme Court and secured an award of $4.8 million, and counting, in attorneys’ fees. Did she think they were bluffing? Now the district is being sued. And it will lose.

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Erin Friday says that in states like California, parents risk losing their children if they refuse to transition them. She broke down to me how Child Protective Services can take children and strip parents of their rights once a child enters the system. “I have evidence of school counselors telling children how to use Child Protective Services to get away from their parents who refuse to capitulate and call them another gender.” “Once that child then gets into the crosshairs of Child Protective Services, the child can be taken and placed in a temporary foster care family.” “During that interim, the parents are being investigated.” “They can be investigated just from not calling their child a male or female name, whichever the child wants.” “There are foster care bill of rights in many of the blue states.” “Those bill of rights require that the child be housed based on gender identity… not their sex.” “So we take a child and put them in a very vulnerable position.” “The Bill of Rights also allows the child to get sex-rejecting interventions.” “You don’t need consent from the parents anymore.” “You get child and government consent to cross sex hormones, puberty blockers, name change.” “Parents essentially lose their parental rights to the government as long as those parents refuse to transition their children.” “These children are taught also to make false claims of abuse, not just emotional abuse, but physical abuse.” “The parents can’t even go to the press about what is happening to their child.” Erin Friday, Esq.

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