Britt Mayer and Hiram Sasser, Executive General Counsel of First Liberty Institute, dive headfirst into the fiery battleground of religious liberties in education, zeroing in on explosive legal showdowns rocking Oklahoma and California. They unpack the high-stakes world of charter schools, school vouchers, and government regulations, while dissecting the cultural lightning rod of gender ideology in classrooms.

Sasser delivers a passionate call to arms for parental rights, demanding crystal-clear transparency in what kids are taught. Plus, they tackle the hot-button issues of medical freedom and vaccine mandates... and what you need to be watching.

Get the inside scoop on current cases that could impact your children's education and First Liberty Institute’s relentless fight to shield religious freedoms and empower parents against the tightening grip of government control.

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