Welcome to The Truth with Lisa Booth. Today we're joined by Tiffany Justice. She's the co-founder of Moms for Liberty. You know her. We've had her on the show before. She is great. She's also a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation as well. Today we're going to pack the explosive Mahmoud versus Taylor Supreme Court case. So this battle pits Maryland parents against a school district that eliminated their right to opt out their kids, their young kids, out of curriculum featuring LGBTQ plus inclusive books.

Now, the school district originally let the parents opt out and then change that decision.

So we're going to cover all the angles of this story from parental rights and religious liberty

to the broader fight against gender ideology. And Tiffany's going to break down what's at stake,

why the school district is digging in. You know, why did they allow parents stopped out and then change their tune?

What's that about?

And then also, how could this case reshape the future of education as well as parental rights?

So buckle up.

We're going to get the truth on this case and its broader implications for you.

Parents.

Stay tuned for Tiffany Justice.

Tiffany, it's great to have you on the show.

I'm looking forward to hearing what you have to say about this case

that's before the Supreme Court right now.

So thanks for taking the time. You're welcome.

Yeah, last week oral arguments in Mavud v. Taylor, a case, Lisa, that really originated in

Maryland in a school district there, Moms for Liberty held a town hall in September of last year.

And we were hearing from parents, Jewish parents, Catholic parents,

Muslim parents who really didn't have any religion in their lives, that they were really

concerned that their parental rights were being violated and that there was really inappropriate

content being introduced in classrooms as young as kindergarten or pre-K, this Pride storybook

collection. So the parents asked for they had an opt-out, and then the opt-out was taken away.

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