Happy New Year and welcome to a brand new episode of the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

If you're a parent, if you're a grandparent, if you're an aunt, uncle, you have kids in your life.

Listen up.

There is a county in Maryland where they actually give schools the ability to lie to parents, to keep information from parents about their kids' requests

about gender ideology, about their gender identity. Now, if your kid were getting in trouble

at school, you'd want to know, right? If your kid were smoking pot behind the bleachers,

you'd want to know, right? If your kid were smoking pot behind the bleachers, you'd want to know, right?

If your kid were romantically involved with a teacher, you'd want to know, right?

All of these things, if your kid was failing a class, you'd want to know, right?

So if you'd want to know all of those things, I'm sure the well-being of your child includes how they feel, how they see themselves in the world, meaning maybe their gender identity.

But that, for some reason, has been exempted by this school district in Maryland.

If a kid decides he wants to switch or she wants to switch identities, go by a different name,

different pronouns, use a different bathroom, that kid can say to the school, don't tell my parents, and the school must oblige. So, information being kept from parents.

Now, this is being presented to the Supreme Court to be ruled upon because, frankly, parents are forced to put their kids in school by law.

Shouldn't they then know about their kids' well-being in total at school?

We're going to talk to a gentleman by the name of David Delugus.

He is an attorney, went to Duke, and is now part of an organization called

ParentsUSA.org.

ParentsUSA.org.

I encourage you to go to the page and see what they're up to.

If you're a college basketball fan, you may recognize his partner,

Rashone McLeod, who played at Duke under Mike Shoshchevsky,

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