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NOTHING ORGANIC ABOUT THE METEORIC INCREASE OF TRANS-IDENTIFYING YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS
> I am in the middle of drafting an amicus brief in a case in which a teacher was terminated for refusing to use the chosen-name and pronoun of students who adopt gender identities. Our Duty’s position is that this teacher is helping to sto...
THE UNITED STATES DIVIDED
We find ourselves once again a nation divided. This time, however, it is not by skin color. In fact, the nation has come to blows over something that is neither visible nor measurable: the notion of “being transgender.” Given the immutabl...
SHHHHHH! DON'T TELL THE PARENTS
California Democrats just passed AB1955 out of committee: a law to make it legal for schools to lie to parents. It's the proposed law that the State has been pretending was a law for 11 years: the one that it told schools required them to l...
SUMMARY OF CALIFORNIA PARENTAL NOTIFICATION LAWSUITS
> By Erin Friday, Esq.
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Erin Friday is a Democrat, mother of a daughter who used to believe that she was a boy, and co-Lead of Our Duty. Our Duty is an international group raising awareness of the harms of the gender industry.
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