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Parent’s Resource Guide: Responding to the Transgender Issue

This Parent Resource Guide will help you understand the consequences of the transgender trend, consider the implications of transgender activism, and “gender inclusion” policies in schools, explain what your parental rights are and give you
the tools to protect your child’s constitutional privacy and First Amendment rights, encourage parents and school officials to work together to create a respectful school environment, help you communicate with your school officials and advocate for common sense policies that will respect the dignity of all students, and give tips on creating community and support among like-minded parents.

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The CARES Act: What is it and how does it work?

On March 27, 2020, the United States Congress passed, and President Trump signed into law the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. This historic legislation creates an unprecedented and massive array of relief, benefit, and stimulus measures designed to help Americans, businesses, nonprofits, and state and local governments offset economic losses and hardships from the coronavirus crisis.

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Final 2020 Legislative Report: Week 9 of 9

The final week of session is usually filled with emotional farewells for legislators who are leaving because they are termed out after serving eight years. The Speaker of the House and the Senate President get to see their portraits unveiled and enter the history of...

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Special Notes

RECAP: Week #8- This week in Tallahassee…

Several of the FFPC priorities, both new and old, are moving towards the finish line, including the Defending Biological Sex in Healthcare Act, the Retention of Sexual Offense Evidence Act, Educator Preparation Programs Act, and the Gaming Control Act—all of which passed at least one of the two legislative chambers.

RECAP: Week #7- This week in Tallahassee…

The end of the session is in sight with only two weeks left to go. Apart from a few scheduling meetings, committee meetings are done, and the remainder of the session will be centered on the floors of the House and Senate chambers. This week saw some of the most heated and volatile committee hearings, two of which involved priority bills of ours.

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