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    <title>Silencing Children’s Rights - Traditions of Control, Parental Rights, and Normative Sexuality in Mahmoud v. Taylor</title>
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  <abstract displayLabel="Summary">The U.S. Supreme Court decided Mahmoud v. Taylor on June 27, 2025. In doing so, it dramatically expanded parental rights over students and education without concern for the rights of children or consideration of pedagogy and curriculum. Instead of addressing the plurality of views around sexual orientation and gender, the Court indirectly, but unsubtly, installs a traditional values framework that imposes norms of heterosexuality, religious fundamentalism and parental micromanagement of curriculum.</abstract>
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