We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm Emily Gisinski, culture editor here at the Federalist.

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Today we're joined by Deborah Flora, who's out with a new film called Whose Children Are They?

And that title probably evokes a reaction in and of itself from our listeners and from

a lot of people around the country.

Deborah, could you tell us, since this is their first time on the show, before we get

into the film and your activism on this subject, just a little bit about yourself, how

you got to where you are right now?

You got an absolute thank you, Emily.

And basically, I'm one of many parents who got my dander up and decided it's time to

tell the state that our children are not there.

They don't have the right.

And the absolute authority of our children's lives.

So about three and a half years ago, I started an organization called Parent United

America.

I'm the founder and president of that organization.

It was after in Colorado, they shoved the conference of sex ed through on the very last

day the legislature despite hundreds of parents, myself included, being there and waiting

hours to testify against it.

So then I ended up helping introduce a bill that was basically curriculum transparency

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