The 'religion' of anti-religionists, good moms vs. suspicious schools and other commentary

The article examines two significant issues: Jerry Coyne's resignation from the Freedom From Religion Foundation over its stance on gender ideology, which he likens to religious dogma, and the fight for accountability by parents, exemplified by Anne Trethewey in Pennsylvania. Coyne argues that the foundation has abandoned its scientific roots in favor of an ideological agenda, while Trethewey advocates for transparency in educational materials related to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), reflecting a broader parental movement for accountability in schools.

In many ways, transgender ideology is no different from the religious dogma the FFRF was founded to oppose. It tars dissenters as "transphobes," silences critics and "proselytizes" in schools.

Pennsylvania mom Anne Trethewey is "the face of a growing band of parents fighting to force better transparency and accountability in their children's schools," pushing back against DEI indoctrination.

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