Supreme Court Reviews LGBTQ Books

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LISTEN LIVE: Supreme Court hears case on religious objections to LGBTQ storybooks in public school

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Parents object for religious reasons want to pull their children from elementary school classes that use the books.

Montgomery County school system has refused and lower courts have so far agreed.

Parents argue public schools cannot force kids to participate in instruction that violates their faith.

The outcome could be different at a high court dominated by conservative justices.

“School is a place to learn about why the world is different and how it’s different,” Neal said. “What I had hoped would come out of this book was, listen to your children. They know their own bodies.” Your tax-deductible donation ensures our vital reporting continues to thrive. Support PBS News Hour now. Support Provided By: Learn more Support PBS News: Subscribe to Here’s the Deal, our politics newsletter for analysis you won’t find anywhere else..

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