As we've been reporting, a radical bill that would require parents to "Affirm" the gender identity of their child has been moving its way through the California legislature, and on Friday, the Assembly agreed to some state procedural Senate amendments, meaning that the measure has officially passed and will now be headed to Governor Gavin Newsom's desk.
Advertisement The divisive governor, who has made gender identity and a war on parents key parts of his platform, is almost certain to sign it.
Authorities could take your kid away if you don't bend the knee: California courts would be given complete authority under Section 3011 of California's Family Code to remove a child from his or her parents' home if parents disapprove of LGBTQ ideology.
Here's the author of the bill, California State Rep. Lori Wilson, speaking earlier this year: Parents affirm their children.
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If a child decides to change identity, and a parent has concerns, they must muzzle those worries and simply unquestionably "Affirm" the child's choice? A choice that could potentially lead to extreme life-altering surgeries, puberty blockers, and more? This isn't just about calling "John" "Jane"; it goes much further than that.
California has been waging a war on parents, threatening and suing districts like the Chino Valley Unified School District for attempting to enact a policy that would require a school to notify parents if their child changed their "Gender identity." Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta have also been aggressive in forcing undesired sexually-oriented curricula onto school boards that don't believe little children should be learning about that stuff.
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