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… government infringement. The courts vary greatly over which species of constitutional review (rational basis, intermediate scrutiny, and strict scrutiny) to apply to parental rights cases. Chapter … government infringement. The courts vary greatly over which species of constitutional review (rational basis, … - page 343
… has emboldened federal agencies to promote rules and policies that infringe parental rights. For example, under the … could be required to assist a child witha social or medical gender transition without parental consent or to … has emboldened federal agencies to promote rules and policies that infringe parental rights. For example, under the … - page 343
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… federal government could demand that schools include curriculum or lessons regarding critical race or gender theory in a way that violates parental … federal government could demand that schools include curriculum or lessons regarding critical race or gender theory … - page 344
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… in court when the federal government enforces any policy against parents in a way that undermines their right and … . The law would require the government to satisfy “strict scrutiny”—the highest standard of judicial review—when the government infringes parental rights. … - page 344
… federal agencies to demonstrate that their action meets strict scrutiny before a final rule is promulgated. Chapter … federal agencies to demonstrate that their action meets strict scrutiny before a final rule is promulgated. … • Further … - page 344
… before asking questions, including surveys, about political affiliations or beliefs; mental or psychological issues; sexual behaviors or attitudes; critical appraisals of family members; illegal or … - page 344
… The difficulty for parents is that - 4724 The difficulty for parents is that FERPA and PPRA do not authorize a … complaint with the U.S. Department of Education, which must then work with the school to obtain compliance … - page 344
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… Protect Parental Rights in Policy In - 4728 Protect Parental Rights in Policy In addition to strengthening legal protections for … Education Page number 345 … Protect Parental Rights in Policy In addition to strengthening legal protections for … - page 345
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… by writers such as Abigail Shrier and others, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons documented a four-fold increase in the number of biological girls seeking gender surgery between 2016 and 2017. … - page 345
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… without parental involvement does not reduce the suicidality of these young people and may even increase suicide rates. Chapter Department of Education Page number 346 … without parental involvement does not reduce the suicidality of these young people and may even increase … - page 346
… take - 4734 • The next Administration should take particular note of how radical gender ideology is having a devastating effect on … Page number 346 … • The next Administration should take particular note of how radical gender ideology is having a … - page 346
… School officials in some states are - 4735 School officials in some states are requiring teachers and other … parents. In California, New Jersey, and certain districts in Kansas and elsewhere, educators are prohibited from … - page 346

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Project 2025 - Top Issues

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