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Unity: Fundamental parental rights transcend political parties, religious or non-religious view. Parents: Parents hold the first, and most important, role in the life-long well-being of their children and it is their fundamental right to direct, guide, and make decisions regarding their child’s physical, moral, educational, and medical care.Ĭhildren: Children flourish and thrive most under the guidance and care of their parents who love them and know them best, and who will protect their innocence from cultural pressures to grow up too quickly.Ĭommunity: Parents should be connected to empower one another and stand united for their fundamental right to be the ultimate authority in their children’s lives. Together we will transform the culture to one that respects our fundamental right to protect, guide and advocate for our children.įamily: The family is the basic building block and backbone of any thriving society. We will stand together, united, against those who would try to usurp or circumvent our role. We will gladly partner with and support those who acknowledge our unalienable right to guide and protect our children, but we will not allow any institution, elected official, administrator, or cultural trend to push us out of our rightful role as THE parents to OUR children. We are the ones who comfort them in the middle of the night or when they fall we are the ones who hold their hands during first steps and in the doctor’s waiting rooms we are the ones who stand on their sports sidelines and by their bedsides. We are the ones who know them, love them and care for them better than anyone else ever will. We are our children’s first teachers and their greatest champions. Our children do not belong to the government, the schools or society. Garfield and Chester A.We are the parents and we are united! We will stand together for our rights to raise our children and be the primary authority in their lives.

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