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There was a recent case in Ludlow, MA, wherein a school was inculcating a little girl to be trans. Her parents sued, and the suit was dismissed at two levels.
National Review has the following write-up: https://www.nationalreview.com/bench-memos/the-supreme-court-should-affirm-that-schools-cannot-usurp-parental-rights/
I live in the next town to Ludlow. I drive through Ludlow when I go to the Mass Pike — my youngest daughter owns a restaurant there. Yet today's posting in National Review Online is the first I have heard of this case. It has not been revealed by our local newspaper, by the MassLive website, nor, for that matter, our local conservative talk radio in the morning (Jim Polito) or in the afternoon (Howie Carr).
Silence.
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The unbridled arrogance of the school district — no doubt in cahoots with the teachers' union, or vice versa — is enough to make me want to vomit. I have no idea, but it makes me wonder. Is the vast majority of teachers without children of their own?
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This story makes me sick!!! Good for you for paying attention, and please go further and write to your local publications and call the newspapers - these families need help. Can't believe Howie Carr is still around!
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People hate National Review for being Anti Trump. It is true, NR is generally Anti Trump. However, NR publishes many articles where they compliment Trump for actions that NR supports and agrees with. I think the reality is that NR has a variety opinions among their editors, all independent of Trump's position, and they attempt to publish news and opinion straight, independent of Trump. Regardless of Trump, NR realizes that the Trans agenda is evil idiocy.
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We should remember that the MSM demonstrates their biases not only by how they report, but also by what they choose not to report.
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I would argue that this is is the primary way that bias manifests. Which is why it can be so hard to prove or explain.
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