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Let Kids Be Kids is a New Zealand-wide grassroots network of people who ask questions, conduct research, focus on solutions, and support one another. We are mums, dads and grandparents who are committed to the well-being of NZ children.
Mum, Woman, Female. NZ based independent investigative reporter, researcher, writer, coach, truth seeker. Founder of Let Kids Be Kids NZ.
Lesbian Resistance set out to fight the relentless attacks of the woke brigade and the “transgender” industry on women/lesbians and children. Find our other channels: linktr.ee/lesbianresistance
Bob McCoskrie has a MCom(Hons) from Auckland University & Diploma in Teaching. He has been involved in education, community work & media. In 2006 he established Family First NZ, one of the most prominent social conservative lobby groups in NZ.
We stand to protect every child's innocence and health by upholding parental rights and rejecting harmful, ideologically driven education standards imposed by global entities.
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