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(CALIFORNIA GLOBE) – In a devastating blow to California’s failed, far-left education establishment, U.S. District Judge Roger T. Benitez has ruled that the state’s insidious “Parental Exclusion Policies” found in AB 1955—designed to force schools to hide children’s gender transitions from their own parents—are flatly unconstitutional.
The December 22 decision in Mirabelli v. Olson grants full summary judgment to the plaintiffs and imposes a statewide, class-wide permanent injunction, ending what plaintiff’s and critics condemned as a dangerous law mandating government-sanctioned deception in public schools. This landmark victory protects every California parent, student, and teacher from policies pushed by radical activists and state officials, including Attorney General Rob Bonta and Superintendent Tony Thurmond.
Adopted in hundreds of school districts under guidance from the California Department of Education (CDE), these rules mandated teachers to affirm students’ preferred names and pronouns at school—even for toddlers—while actively concealing this from parents unless the child consented.
Teachers faced discipline or firing for refusing to lie, treating parental involvement as potential “abuse.”
