OAN Staff&nbsp;<a href="https://www.oann.com/tag/stella-escobedo">Stella Escobedo</a><a href="https://www.oann.com/tag/elizabeth-volberding"> </a>3:25 PM – Wednesday, September 25, 2024
Elementary students at a school in Southern California were reportedly forced to read a book and watch a video called “My Shadow is Pink.” The book and cartoon sparked outrage among parents and the community. Now, First Liberty Institute has filed a lawsuit on behalf of the families who said they weren’t given an option to opt-out. One America’s Stella Escobedo spoke with Kayla Toney, associate counsel with First Liberty Institute.
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Elementary students at a school in Southern California were reportedly forced to read a book and watch a video called "My Shadow is Pink." The book and cartoon sparked outrage among parents and the community. Now, First Liberty Institute has filed a lawsuit on behalf of the families who said they weren’t given an option to opt-out.{ai:summary}Parents in Southern California are suing the local school district over mandatory exposure to gender ideology materials, including the book and video "My Shadow is Pink." They claim they were not given the option to opt-out of these materials. The lawsuit, filed by First Liberty Institute, reflects community outrage over the content presented to elementary students. #society

Parents Sue California School District Over Gender Ideology

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