The U.S. Supreme Court has decided on a landmark case that redefines the boundaries between the public school education system, LGBTQ lessons, and parental rights.
The high court ruled Friday that Maryland parents can pull their children from public school lessons that use LGBTQ storybooks.
In a 6-3 vote, the justices reversed lower-court rulings that had been in favor of the Montgomery County school system. Now, schools can no longer require elementary school children to sit through lessons involving books on those subjects if parents have expressed religious objections to the material.
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