Do you know what the biggest obstacle is for the government when it comes to creating dedicated

servants to the state?

Involved parents.

Parents who ask questions, push back, show up to school board meetings, and parent teacher

conferences.

Students and institutions like teachers, unions, and plan parenthood, for example, are

terrified of them.

Because it interferes with their bottom line, turning children into radical left-wing activists,

whether that's in regards to race or gender.

One Rhode Island mother knows this all too well.

It started when she began asking questions about what was being taught at her daughter's

elementary school.

The school's response?

Well, for tens of thousands of dollars will give you that information.

Now she's in the lawsuit of her life, dueling with a district over her right as a tax-paying

citizen and parent to know what curriculum is being taught to her child.

Today, her and I get into the details of the case.

What the red flags were that inspired her to ask questions in the first place?

Why parents need to stop being afraid of the domestic terrorist label and the exact steps

on how to fight your child's school to win?

Please welcome Nicole Solis to The Spill Over.

Nicole, I want to get into this basically before the lawsuit, before the headlines.

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