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Just who is behind Moms for Liberty? | ColumnLet’s try a four-part test as the group plans its national summit next week in Tampa.

How to spot a fake ‘grassroots’ education reform groupIt can be difficult for the casual observer, or even a working teacher, to spot the signs. Here's a guide.

Family Research Council Conference Preview: Republican Politicians, Christian Nationalism, & School Board Takeovers | Right Wing WatchPray Vote Stand, the Family Research Council’s annual conference for religious-right activists, convenes in Washington, D.C. this week. Formerly known as the Values Voter Summit, this year’s gathering features Christian nationalist speakers and Republican politicians …

Inside the Fight to Forcibly Out Transgender Students in California Even in a blue state where anti-trans education bills have failed, local extremists have found ways to target trans students.

This is where dark money is being funneled in Virginia political campaigns. — Virginia Center for Investigative JournalismIndependent political groups backed largely by “ dark money ” organizations and wealthy donors have spent nearly $1.7 million on Virginia candidates this election cycle, raising concerns about transparency and the influence of outside money in the tightly contested battle for control of the Genera

DeSantis appoints Moms for Liberty co-founder to Florida ethics boardGov. Ron DeSantis has tapped the co-founder of the Moms for Liberty conservative activist group to serve in the Florida Commission on Ethics.

'Zealots' are crippling Florida's schools with political crusades barely anybody supports: editorialBook ban "zealots" were blasted by a Florida newspaper Monday for crippling the state's schools with crusades it said barely anybody supports.The Tampa Bay Times editorial hit out after its own investigation showed just two people accounted for 600 of the 1,100 book removal requests made in the stat...

The Christian home-schooler who made ‘parental rights’ a GOP rallying cry On a private call with Christian millionaires, home-schooling pioneer Michael Farris pushed for a strategy aimed at siphoning billions of tax dollars from public schools

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