Washington – Supreme Court Tuesday against LGBTQ Rights The final litigation with the rights of the Rights, while the justifications weigh in parental objections in books in schools in schools with stories about gays and transsexuals.
Maryland are books included in the English Arts curriculum in Montgomery County. The conflict was founded in Montgomery County in 2022, outside of Washington, decided that more storybooks wanted LGBTQ stories to better reflect the people living there.
The only book, “Uncle Bobby’s wedding” is a gay character who is married. Another is the so-called “born”, it is a transexual child who wants to identify as a boy.
Some parents oppose religious reasons under the first correction of the Constitution, saying that children should be able to perceive the exposure of the content without the opportunity.
Lead plaintiffs are Tamer Mahmoud and Enas Barakat – a Muslim couple with a son in the basic school. Other plaintiffs are members of Catholic and Ukraino Orthodox churches.
They are not questioning the curriculum himself, the lack of selection.
A federal judge and Richmond, Virginia based in the US Court of the U.S. Court Court, both of the school committee.
The Supreme Court will determine whether it loads religious policies for the school board. Then justifications can determine whether this burden violates the constitution to make this specification.
Parents, represented by groups of religious freedom, said the Supreme Court background to exit any instruction that would interfere with the religious development of their children.
The school board “is an instruction designed to oppose the children’s adocontinent beliefs,” the parents wrote.
Parents have the protection of Trump Administration.
School teachers said that there is no attempt to catch children until they make an attempt to capture children and make it uneasiness. “
Lawyers wrote the court registration of “applicants or children to change their beliefs or practices.
The school boards also says, however, although books are in classrooms and although children are available, teachers should not be used in class.
The Supreme Court has a conservative majority of 6-3, which frequently makes religious rights, including cases with conflicting arguments made by LGBTQ rights. In 2023, for example, the court fell for a Christian designer who refused to cultivate the same-sex marriage.
The court is listening to another important religious case next week, whether the first public religious religious position is accepted.
Within the next period in October, the Court will challenge laws for laws for banned “conversion therapy”.
2025-04-22 10:00:00
