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The boss of the largest teacher union in the United States seems to have taken the opposite position recently Supreme Court The ruling on LGBTQ books in schools, one said that “the expertise of trained educational professionals” should be delayed, while the other said “parents must have a say.”
On Friday, the Justice ruled 6-3 Mahmoud v. Taylor Parents can pick their children from the courses in the Maryland public school system, which contains topics about homosexuality and transgenderism if they believe that materiality conflicts with religious beliefs.
Becky Pringle, President of the National Education Association explain Respond to the decision to the Blues.
“Today, in the ruling on Mahmoud v. Taylor, the Supreme Court disappointed students. They have discounted and ignored the expertise of trained education professionals and hurt students in the process,” she added. “Shameful.”
The owner of the largest teachers union in the United States appears to have taken an opposition in a recent Supreme Court ruling, which is located at parents who try to save their children from LGBTQ books in schools.
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national educate The association is the largest teachers’ union in the country, presided over 3 million members.
But, American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten said on Friday that parents and family should be respected.
“We have to respect all children and all families. Bad facts have made bad laws. It’s a pity that Mahmoud should be addressed on a local level. “Parents must have a say in their children, and they are our educational partners.” ”
When the court heard the oral debate in MAHMOUD v. TAYLOR CASE in Washington, D.C., on April 22, 2025, in the U.S. Supreme Court, a child held signs because people supported the right to withdraw from classes containing LGBTQ-related content from classes containing LGBTQ-related content. (Getty Image)
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Weingarten shared similar views above.story“In April, when the Supreme Court heard oral debates about the case.
“This is something that must happen at the local level, not in the Supreme Court,” said Weinadin, also noting that books containing LGBTQ content are not books she would read to her children.
Both teachers union bosses usually have a consistent political viewpoint, and both sides recognize the vice president Kamala Harris In the 2024 election.
(Parents, school boards and teachers’ unions have already fought for proper books in the school.)
In the past, Weingarten gradually responded to his parents’ book challenges. In 2023, Weingarten launches hotline Called “freedom of teaching and learning” to report banned books and examples of challenges targeting courses.
Weningarten, the leader of the 1.7 million union, claimed: “Magician lawmakers have used cultural wars to divide communities and other programs that drain resources from public education.”
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