California versus Parents ft. Eric Wessan
California’s radical law, forbidding schools and teachers from reporting students' gender dysmorphia and transgender treatments to parents, has just been shot down by the Supreme Court.
Federal Bills, Hearings, Regulations & Executive Orders
California’s radical law, forbidding schools and teachers from reporting students' gender dysmorphia and transgender treatments to parents, has just been shot down by the Supreme Court.
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