Linda White, founder of Grandparents 4 Kids, and Board Member Scott McKenna explain how grandparents can support busy mothers, fathers, and children. White leads a dedicated group of grandparents committed to advocating for the wellness and safety of children. Alongside her, Scott McKenna is also a key member of the group. Their primary focus is to raise awareness about various agendas in K-12 schools, ensuring that children’s education is prioritized and protected. To achieve this, Grandparents 4 Kids is actively seeking to participate in school board meetings and engage in other forms of activism. Their involvement signifies a strong commitment to making a positive impact in the educational landscape and standing up for the rights and well-being of young learners. Listen to full interview in the first hour.
Interview with Cain
Founder of Task Force Freedom Cain discusses two books that are in many of our children’s libraries; Gender Queer and The Bluest Eye. He will share the reactions of school board members when confronted with the content. Cain has raised concerns about the personal memoir “Gender Queer,” which is available in some Colorado school libraries, for its depictions of sexually explicit activities. He emphasizes that his stance is not about advocating for the banning of books. Instead, Cain advocates for a system where children would need parental approval to access books like “Gender Queer.” He expresses a strong viewpoint that public schools are contributing to the erosion of children’s innocence, a matter that he believes needs immediate attention and action to safeguard young minds. Listen to the full interview in the second hour.
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