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An internet lingo to say the quiet part out loud means to reveal one's true intentions,

motives that were supposed to remain publicly unsaid.

Recently, a couple of rather prominent organizations, organizations that deal with children have said the quiet part out loud,

specifically when talking about parental rights. The first was the National Education Association,

an organization with a long history of advocating extreme sexually progressive ideology in schools.

Like for instance, advising teachers to hide transgender students' name and pronoun choices from their parents.

Back in November, the NEA tweeted this, quote,

educators love their students and know better than anyone what they need to learn and thrive.

Hmm, now could the NEA be overlooking anyone here, such as, you know, I don't know, the parents?

It's as if any right that parents do have to be involved and aware of their child's education is at the ability of progressive teachers

to shepherd these same students into alternative lifestyles sexual practices, maybe even abortions.

Speaking of abortion, another group that deals with vulnerable children and teenagers also recently said to quiet part out loud.

Parental rights advocate Megan Brock tweeted a clip from a video conference held by the children's hospital of Philadelphia Policy Lab.

In the next video, we'll talk about the next one.

According to Dr. Sarah Wood, the group's strategy for circumventing Pennsylvania's parental notification law for minors who seek abortions.

According to Dr. Wood, the ideal state would be to repeal parental notification laws so that doctors can refer teens for abortions privately.

But until then, she proposed there should be a designated navigator process that would help shepherd pregnant teens through a judicial bypass so that parents will never have to know.

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