House Republicans Pass Controversial Parents Bill of Rights Legislation Despite Democratic Opposition.

House Republicans passed the Parents Bill of Rights Act, which requires schools to notify parents of their right to review the curriculum and school budget, inspect books and other library materials, and receive information about any violent activity in the school. The bill also prohibits schools from selling student information and requires parental consent before changing a student's pronouns or preferred name or allowing a student to change their sex-based accommodations. Democrats oppose the bill, claiming it politicizes the classroom and puts LGBTQ students at risk. The bill indicates a further leaning in on culture war issues ahead of the 2024 election, with Republicans viewing parental rights as a winning issue.
- House Republicans pass Parents Bill of Rights legislation NPR
- 'Parents Bill of Rights' wins zero votes from Dems who attack it as 'fascism,' 'extreme' attack on schools Fox News
- McCarthy Celebrates Parents Bill of Rights Passing In The House: 'A Win' Newsweek
- The Parents Bill of Rights Act will help no one, least of all children. The Washington Post
- Extremist House Leaders Advance Discriminatory Bill Denying Millions of Parents the Right to Make Decisions For their Kids, Picking and Choosing Which Families Have Rights and Which Don't Human Rights Campaign
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