
Parents' Rights Now!
Suzanne Gallagher
PARENTS’ RIGHTS IN EDUCATION
We represent millions of voices standing up for families, united for natural parents’ rights in the K-12 education system.
Local control, where school boards set policies honoring all students, and families must be restored.
We reject any indoctrination of school children with extreme pedagogy.
We support the proper role of K-12 academic education, focused on core skills, and preparing students for success. We reject controversial sexualization and racist doctrine.
We reject current practice by public school staff facilitating mental health counseling, medical treatment and procedures without parent knowledge, circumventing the relationship between parents and children.
We are here to provide parents tools, so they can stand against those stealing their rights. Stand with us!
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The National K-12 Education Crisis Is Now a Federal Campaign Issue
Parents' Rights Now!
07/03/24 • 13 min
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Today's conversation discusses the national K-12 education crisis and its impact on children. Suzanne covers two documents promoted by the Oregon Department of Education and the Teachers Union.
The first is on school-based sexuality education and the other on teaching and organizing for Palestine. Suzanne emphasizes the need to address these issues at the national level and regain parental rights in education.
It also explores the history of the federal Department of Education and the possibilities for education reform. The conversation concludes with the recognition that the national K-12 education crisis is now a federal campaign issue.
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Exposing Inappropriate Content in Public Schools with Marquis Phillips
Parents' Rights Now!
07/05/24 • 17 min
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Marquis Phillips, also known as Lightbulb Initiative HQ, exposes inappropriate content in K-12 public schools through his YouTube channel. He started the Light Bulb Initiative in 2020 after questioning the government's response to the pandemic and facing backlash for asking questions.
Marquis focuses on discussing and exposing the materials and curriculum being used in schools. He emphasizes the importance of protecting children and engaging in conversations about what is being taught. Marquis has faced censorship on platforms like YouTube and Facebook but continues to educate and inform through his channel.
Marquis' Youtube Channel
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Monday Briefing: Parents' Bill of Rights, The ACP, & a Children's Hospital Whistleblower
Parents' Rights Now!
07/08/24 • 12 min
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This week's Monday Briefing: Suzanne Gallgaher discusses various topics related to parental rights issues. She starts by discussing the Washington State Parents' Bill of Rights law, which is facing legal challenges.
Then, she mentions the American College of Physicians' statement on defining 'family'.
The conversation covers the Ohio Parents' Bill of Rights and its impact on education.
And finally, Suzanne discusses allegations of doctors pressuring parents to give their children transgender medical interventions at a children's hospital in Houston, Texas. Link 1 | Link 2
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Exposing Corruption in Oregon Politics with Ben Edtl
Parents' Rights Now!
07/19/24 • 19 min
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Ben Edtl, a candidate for the Oregon House of Representatives, District 37, discusses his activism and reasons for running for office. He shares his experiences defying lockdown orders as a business owner and the backlash he faced. Edtl also talks about the issues he is passionate about, including parents' rights and the problems in the public education system.
He criticizes the current Democratic representative in his district and highlights the corruption and grift in Oregon politics. Despite facing opposition from the Republican establishment, Edtl is determined to bring about change.
Ben received a perfect 100% PRE score after taking the quiz.
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NEA President Just Gave Parents a Pep Talk!
Parents' Rights Now!
07/24/24 • 17 min
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In today's episode, Suzanne highlights key moments from NEA President Becky Pringle’s speech at the National Education Association (NEA) Annual Meeting and Representative Assembly, where Pringle lays out the NEA's plan to weaponize the public schools system for activism.
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Parental Rights with Rebekah Schultheiss
Parents' Rights Now!
08/02/24 • 15 min
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Rebekah Schultheiss, legal counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, discusses a case involving an Oregon mom, Jessica Bates, whose adoption application was denied because she would not affirm her support for her child's gender identity. The case is currently at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Schultheiss explains that the case has implications for parental rights, religious freedom, and freedom of speech. She warns that if the state can deny adoptive parents based on their beliefs, it sets a dangerous precedent for the state interfering with biological parents as well. The conversation also touches on the potential impact of the case on the public school system and the rights of parents to control what is taught to their children.
Guest: Rebekah Schultheiss, Attorney Defending Parents Rights
Email: [email protected]
Current / Relevant Case: https://www.koin.com/news/oregon/oregon-mom-claims-adoption-application-was....
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Monday Briefing: Paris Olympics, Minors, and Californians Fighting Back
Parents' Rights Now!
08/05/24 • 10 min
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The conversation covers various topics related to political campaigns, sports, controversy over the LGBTQ+ agenda, and parents' rights. It discusses instances of drag demonstrations with minors, controversial performances at the Olympic Games, and the use of children in public performances. The conversation also touches on the selection of political leaders and the importance of participating in the selection process. It highlights a lawsuit filed against the state of California regarding a law that restricts teachers from disclosing a student's gender identity to parents.
PreScore Shoutout
Name: Jeff Scott
Location: Hartland, Michigan
Role: Candidate for Hartland School Board
PreScore Page: https://parentsrightsineducation.com/publish_on_pre/jeff-scott/
PreScore: 100%
BIO: Jeff is a proud family man with three children in the Hartland School District. He is seeking to serve his community by joining the local School Board because he is concerned about schools restricting parent involvement in the district, an issue widely known within the community.
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The Importance of School Board Elections with Richard Burke
Parents' Rights Now!
08/30/24 • 18 min
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In this conversation, Suzanne Gallgaher interviews Richard Burke about the importance of school board elections and citizen involvement in local government. They discuss the role of school boards in setting policies and curriculum, the controversy surrounding content in schools, and the need for parents to be involved in their children's education. Richard emphasizes the importance of common sense and good decision-making skills in school board members, and encourages parents to run for school board positions. He also highlights the resources and training available through Western Liberty Network and Parents' Rights in Education.
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School's Impact on Children's Future with Suzanne Venker
Parents' Rights Now!
09/06/24 • 20 min
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Suzanne Venker is an author, public speaker, a weekly podcast host, and helps women reject bogus narratives about men, marriage, and motherhood that sabotage their success in life and in love.
Today, she discusses how the public education system perpetuates false narratives about men, marriage, and motherhood. She highlights the influence of schools in shaping children's beliefs and behaviors, emphasizing the impact of the woke culture. Venker explains that public schools often bypass parents and promote their own agenda, creating a conflict with biblical principles and undermining the parent-child relationship.
However, she is optimistic about the growing awareness and activism among parents to challenge the indoctrination in schools. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by teachers and the need for citizens to support parents in their efforts to reform the education system.
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Ya Gotta Fight For Your Rights!! With Harry Pollak
Parents' Rights Now!
04/18/25 • 22 min
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In this conversation, Harry Pollak shares his experience of standing up for free speech at a school board meeting in Wyoming, where he faced repercussions for mentioning a superintendent's name.
He discusses the subsequent legal battle he undertook to defend his rights, culminating in a significant court ruling that protects citizens' rights to speak freely in public forums.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of citizen involvement in governance and the need for parents to take an active role in their children's education, especially in light of perceived overreach by educational institutions.
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FAQ
How many episodes does Parents' Rights Now! have?
Parents' Rights Now! currently has 398 episodes available.
What topics does Parents' Rights Now! cover?
The podcast is about Education For Kids, Rights, Parents, Kids & Family, Board, Law, Podcasts and Education.
What is the most popular episode on Parents' Rights Now!?
The episode title 'Free Speech Rights’ Matter for Kids Too' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Parents' Rights Now!?
The average episode length on Parents' Rights Now! is 19 minutes.
How often are episodes of Parents' Rights Now! released?
Episodes of Parents' Rights Now! are typically released every 3 days.
When was the first episode of Parents' Rights Now!?
The first episode of Parents' Rights Now! was released on May 29, 2020.
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