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@P4rtisanDunbirdConstitutionComments4mos ago

That's a direct violation of the 1st Amendment. Any religion for any reason has to have the right to opt out.

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 @SalamiSophiaConstitution from Colorado commented…4mos4MO

That the school district denied what should have been provided to these families based on state law and the First Amendment. That's what made it newsworthy

 @P4rtisanDunbirdConstitutionfrom Washington commented…4mos4MO

t's always nice to cite the correct information. My original comment was to reiterate the fact that religion has nothing to do with your right to opt out. Certainly helped the lawsuit, though.

 @SalamiSophiaConstitution from Colorado commented…4mos4MO

It does when it comes to Constitutional rights, but glad to know there's even more parental rights protections. Thanks.

 @P4rtisanDunbirdConstitutionfrom Washington commented…4mos4MO

Good point. I see I was miscommunicating a bit. Certainly, constitutional rights are superior here. I was just trying to show that all can opt out simply for disagreeing with the curriculum. Thanks

 @H0u5eSquirrelRepublicanfrom New York commented…4mos4MO

Agnostic and atheism are also protected by the first amendment. All parents should be given the chance to opt out of it.

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