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Shhh! Don’t Mention the Revolution: The Great New Jersey Library Blackout
While towns across the nation celebrated America’s 250th anniversary with flags, fireworks, and parades, many South Jersey libraries met the milestone with total silence. Libraries west of New Jersey spent the year educating their communiti...
NJ Schools Transed Around and Found Out
The number of non-binary students in New Jersey schools has declined after peaking in 2023-2024, now sitting at 486. The social contagion is retreating.
But you likely won’t know if your child is part of this statistic. Schools are pushed...
NJ Schools Just Got Sued For Transitioning Kids Behind Parents' Backs
LEGAL REPORT: THE BATTLE FOR PARENTAL RIGHTS IN NJ SCHOOLS
Ron Berutti filed a massive federal complaint today, Lema et al. v. Davenport et al., taking a blowtorch to the state’s “Gender Identity and Expression” policies. The lawsuit s...
NJ.com called us the Friendly Face of Hate but the SPLC Was the Hate Group All Along
The New Jersey Project was founded by parents. Parents who watched schools lock their kids behind masks for two years while the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) fought to keep those policies in place (even as NJEA President Sean Spil...
NJ Schools vs. Parents: Secret Gender Identity Policies Are an Outrageous Assault on Parental Rights
New Jersey public schools have crossed a dangerous line.
Teachers and administrators now routinely act as secret accomplices in children’s gender experiments, deliberately concealing life-altering decisions from parents. The state’s 2018 g...
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