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Thanks for the reminder.

I see Rick Santorum on, now, talking about Ms Piggy Cheney....and, I have it on mute, til RPOTUS speech is aired.

This is what it is going to take, sue these evil peeps into oblivion.

Parents allege school taught first graders about gender dysphoria without their consent

PITTSBURGH (TND) — Parents are suing a school district, its leaders, its school board, and a first-grade teacher for violating their civil and constitutional rights after their children were allegedly taught about gender identity without parental consent.

The suit was filed by parents Carmilla Tatel, Stacy Dunn, and Gretchen Melton, who argue their parental right under federal civil rights law to direct the education and upbringing of their children, as well as their First Amendment rights, were violated as a result of what took place.

The complaint alleges that Megan Williams, a first-grade teacher at Jefferson Elementary School, which is part of the Mt. Lebanon School District located in Pittsburgh, violated the parent’s rights when she injected her personal beliefs around gender dysphoria and transgender transitioning into her first-grade classroom.

Among the instruction on those topics that Williams allegedly gave was a video she played for the six and seven-year-olds called “Jacob’s New Dress,” according to the complaint.

Williams also began the process of interjecting her own personal life and views into the classroom, explaining that her child had worn an ‘Elsa dress’ for Halloween,” the complaint says. It also alleges that Williams “explained to her students that sometimes ‘parents are wrong’ and parents and doctors ‘make mistakes’ when they bring a child home from the hospital.

“The child of one of the Plaintiffs explained to his mother that Williams had told him, ‘I can wear a dress and have hair like my mom,’” the complaint continues, noting Williams targeted one of the plaintiff’s children for “repeated approaches about gender dysphoria” and told him not to tell his parents about their conversations.

Other instruction the plaintiffs objected to was William’s use of books like “When Aiden Became a Brother” and “Introducing Teddy.”