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No more LGBTQ brainwashing — SCOTUS school smackdown revives parents’ rights

  • June 30, 2025
Protesters outside of the Supreme Court building during oral arguments in the Mahmoud v. Taylor case on April 22, 2025.
Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call via ZUMA Press

The Supreme Court on Friday handed down a sweeping victory for parental rights and religious freedom — and dealt a devastating blow to the progressive zealots bent on brainwashing America’s children.

In Mahmoud v. Taylor, Montgomery County, Md., parents fought their local school board over a policy requiring young children to read books centered on LGBTQ+ identity.

The justices ruled 6-3 in favor of the parents, who sought the right to opt their kids out of lessons that undermine their religious beliefs.

In his majority opinion, Justice Samuel Alito let the books speak for themselves via color reproductions of their pages.

There was no better way to demonstrate that these were not books promoting tolerance and acceptance, but radical attempts at indoctrination.

“Pride Puppy,” part of the district’s kindergarten curriculum, includes a word search listing topics detailed in the book’s illustrations: drag king, drag queen, high heels, lip ring, lace, leather.

Toto, we’re not in Kansas anymore.

Another book, “Born Ready,” features a very young child who identifies as transgender. In it, the character’s older brother protests, “This doesn’t make sense. You can’t become a boy. You have to be born one.”

Their mother scolds him: “Not everything needs to make sense. This is about love.”

The message is clear: If you want issues of sex and gender to make sense, you aren’t a loving person.

The school board, Alito wrote, “encourages the teachers to correct the children and accuse them of being ‘hurtful’ when they express a degree of religious confusion.”

They use the books to do it.

At the heart of the case was the claim that parents’ religious rights were being violated.

But the deeper reality remained unspoken: The school-district progressives weren’t simply undermining the beliefs of Muslim, Christian and Mormon parents.

They were trying to induct the children of these families into their own ideology — one that dismisses biological reality and enshrines “love,” as they define it, as the only acceptable truth.

The conflict also exposed a stark divide between the progressive activists who run the county school system and the religious, largely immigrant families the district serves.

Accustomed to lockstep minority support, leftist county officials were blindsided when the communities they claim to represent pushed back.

And when the minority parents protested, the progressives lashed out.

The curriculum dispute “puts some Muslim families on the same side of an issue as white supremacists and outright bigots,” Montgomery County Council member Kristin Mink complained in one contentious public meeting.

School board member Lynne Harris disparaged a Muslim student who testified at another meeting, telling the press she felt “kind of sorry” for the girl and speculating she was “parroting dogma” she’d learned from her parents.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations demanded apologies from both officials.

When progressives rallied outside the Supreme Court during oral arguments, speaker after speaker insisted the district’s policy was about teaching tolerance to children of supposedly bigoted parents.

After the ruling came down, the district declared in an email to staff, “This decision complicates our work creating a welcoming, inclusive and equitable school system.”

Source: https://nypost.com/2025/06/29/opinion/no-more-lgbtq-brainwashing-scotus-revives-parents-rights/

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