House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik is introducing a “Servicemember Parents Bill of Rights” after teachers from Department of Defense Education Activity schools allegedly suggested keeping information about students' gender identities from their parents.
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Democrats and many media pundits attempted to blame Republicans and conservatives, such as Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., for the tragic mass shooting in Buffalo. FAIRFAX PARENTS REACT AS BOARD VOTES ON PUNISHMENTS FOR STUDENT 'MISGENDERING': 'COMPELLING THEM TO SPEECH' Next, a document was shared with Stefanik, which was shared with Fox News titled"The Genderbread Person," which outlines gender identity, gender expression, biological sex and sexual orientation for students.Another document was a screenshot from a slide in video presentation given by DoDEA that states"Yes, you CAN talk about LGBTQ+ in elementary school!"
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