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Homeschooling is the primary issue for the Parental Rights Amendment

By Alliance Alert

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Kathryn Joyce writing at Religion Dispatches: "The desire to forward the bill as something with a more universal appeal is likely why, though the board of the Parentalrights.org website it overwhelmingly affiliated with the homeschooling movement, little mention has been made of it as an issue. Indeed, of the HSLDA-dominated Parentalrights.org 'top ten' list of treaty targets, homeschooling doesn?t even make an appearance. But that doesn?t mean that homeschoolers are any less its core constituency; just that they?ll be working more quietly behind the scenes, and defending their interests through appeals to non-homeschooling parents."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on May 07, 2009 (boomark / email).

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