EXCERPT:
MORRISON: “I brought this case because my husband and I have an adopted daughter from Ukraine. She had been in the public school system since for seven years. She is a child with special needs. She has Down syndrome and we became aware that in her special needs classroom they were presenting books on sexuality and heavy topics of gender ideology and we became very alarmed by this. Then to find out that we could no longer opt out of these materials nor be even informed of what she was being taught. The books were being presented and discussed, so we had to make the very difficult decision to remove her from the school system and that came at a great personal cost and we have been, you know, walking through this case. So, today we are really rejoicing to have those — by the Supreme Court to have those rights restored.”