The Supreme Court sides with parents blocking California's trans student policy.

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will discuss. And we will also address some of your questions. I'm your host, Sean McDowell.

And today we have guest host, who's almost irregular he's filled in so many times, Dr. Thaddeus

Williams. Good to have my man. Thanks for filling in for the one and only, Scott Ray.

Joy to be with you, brother, as always.

Well, this story dropped early this week, and it's really important we think biblically about it,

because it relates to marriage, it relates to sexuality. And the story I'm reading from,

and even the way it's framed, we can tell it's coming from the New York Times,

and it's an opinion piece. It says Supreme Court sides with religious parents blocking California's

trans student policy. So on Monday, the Supreme Court side with a group of religious parents

temporarily blocking California from using policies that generally

bar public school teachers from outing transgender students to their parents. So it was a group

of Christian teachers and parents who asked the justices to intervene on an emergency basis.

So this is not a typical ruling that releases in, say, June,

contending that the state, California, had adopted a policy that requires public schools to hide

students' transgender status from their own parents and to facilitate their social transition,

even over their parents' objection. So the concern was that parents were

put in a position, actually teachers were put in a position, to actually lie to parents when

parents inquired. Now, California's Attorney General, Rob Bonta, he said the consequences of

compelling the disclosure of confidential information about their identity identity would be irreversible. So he came out saying that this would cause damage

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