Harmeet Dhillon

And so when you read these cases of these parents who wake up one day and they have a meeting with the school and they're told that their child is transitioning,

And you blame the parents?

Don't blame the parents.

This was happening behind the parents' backs, and then it was sprung on them.

And so children have separate wardrobes they're keeping at school, separate names, separate identities.

Grooming is occurring of these children during lunch sessions as opposed to after school, so the parents don't need to sign permission slips to know about it.

And it's outrageous.

It's causing an epidemic of grief and harm and putting these children in more suicidal risk, not to mention being completely unnatural and a violation of parental rights.

And so we're standing up for these rights.

We are the right place to enforce these federal statutes.

And we're so pleased to work with Linda McMahon and the others at the Department of Education to help improve the enforcement of these federal civil rights laws and fast track it.

Well, parents need to be very hands-on as to what their children are being taught at school.

They need to review the curriculum.

They need to show up at parent-teacher association meetings.

They need to be very active about it.

And they need to watch for any signs that their children are acting weird or hiding things from them.

And they need to go to these schools and insist on knowing what is being taught and, frankly, being willing to make some noise.

Now, the good news is, since I've been in the field, there are a lot more conservative lawyers out there who are willing to stand up for parents and parental rights.

There are resources out there.

They have to be prepared to make noise and file lawsuits if necessary.