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Board member blasts Sacramento for undermining parental rights

August 13, 2024 | Orange County, California


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Board member blasts Sacramento for undermining parental rights
During a recent government meeting, Ersan Russell delivered a passionate address criticizing the board's leadership and its perceived inaction regarding parental rights in Orange County. Russell, addressing Chairman Doctor Thomas Paul and board members, expressed frustration over the lack of engagement with concerned citizens, particularly in light of Assembly Bill 1955, which he claims undermines parental authority.

Russell condemned the state legislature's approach, arguing that it infringes on parents' rights to raise their children and dictates educational policies. He highlighted Huntington Beach as a notable exception, praising the city for taking a stand against what he described as \"abusive policies\" from Sacramento.

He urged the board to adopt a resolution in solidarity with the citizens of Orange County and to reject Sacramento's directives, emphasizing that the board's primary responsibility is to represent local constituents rather than state politicians. Russell's remarks culminated in a call for the board to demonstrate courage and commitment to the community's needs.

Following Russell's comments, the board moved on to discuss other agenda items, with the matter at hand passing unanimously without further debate.

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