If I get my kid a phone, I'll be able to keep in touch with them all the time.

We'll be on it all the time.

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This is a nonprofit organization that works to prevent children from radical ideology, whether it be, you know, the pornographic books in school libraries, whether it be drag queens twerking for young kids, whether it be creepy teachers, we want to preserve the innocence of children in the state of Texas, which, by the way, should be very non-controversial in the year 2025 when we have so much data accessible to us to understand

the damage done to children by sexually indoctrinating them and exploiting them. And so one of the

laws that my organization advocated for here in the state of Texas is the most recent in the

legislative session, SB 12. This is known as the Parental Bill of Rights. It's very similar,

by the way, to what they did in Florida. By the way, still embarrassing that Florida did it first,

but it prohibits the following.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion practices in public schools, including developing or

implementing policies, procedures, trainings, activities, or programs that reference race,

color, ethnicity, gender identity, or sexual orientation.

Should be a no-brainer.

No DEI.

Don't teach our children that white people are oppressing black people.

It also prohibits instruction, guidance, activities, or programming regarding sexual orientation or gender identity to students

from pre-k through 12th grade. Another no-brainer. We don't need our teachers teaching our children

any sort of guidance regarding sex. That's just a bad idea. And in fact, if you want to do that as a teacher,

we should probably check your hard drive. Here's another thing it prohibits. School district

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