parental rights

LGBTQ+ advocates are terrified of the precedent this case could set.

The move is likely an opening salvo in the former VP’s expected 2024 presidential campaign.

Critics say the proposed laws could result in students being outed and teachers being sued.

Thousands of students carried Pride flags and held signs supporting trans students in a coordinated effort to stop the government from targeting trans students.

The school board wanted to require permission slips for all books used in class too.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin insisted that how a student will “express their gender” is a choice parents should be making.

The country’s Supreme Court denied her legal rights to her own biological daughter who was born after she transitioned.

In order to support “parental rights,” trans kids will be outed to the parents of their classmates so that the classmates can get a “reasonable accommodation.”

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis namechecked #Disney in a conspiratorial rant against “transgenderism” and “woke gender ideology.”

If approved, the legislation would make it a felony punishable by up to life in prison to provide minors with transition-related care.

She carried her twin daughters, but that wasn’t good enough for the court.

The White House said Trump opposes the Equality Act because LGBTQ civil rights would conflict with “conscience and parental rights.”

Her mother sued her for custody of her son, arguing she was an unfit parent because she was in a lesbian relationship. The judge agreed.

Her community shunned her and a judge tried to cut her out of her kids’ lives, saying she could only write them four times a year. But she didn’t give up.

Although she repeatedly referred to her transgender child as a boy, the mother declared “The transitioning thing isn’t even the issue.”

The court expanded the definition of parenthood by ruling that former same-sex couples may seek visitation and custody even when they aren’t the biological parent.

The women have no rights because the children weren’t born during a marriage – even though that wasn’t legal in Michigan when the children were born.

The relationship ended before same-sex marriage became legal in Michigan.

What happens when the biological mother keeps the children and their ex-partners seeks legal standing to see them? Do they have parental rights?