Fairfax mother Laura Murphy tells her story of finding out about the sexually explicit material her children were assigned to read at school.
She worked with Republicans and Democrats in Richmond to write legislation giving parents a say by ensuring they were notified when a reading assignment included explicit content, and giving parents the option to choose an alternative for their child.
Even though the legislation passed on a bipartisan basis, Governor Terry McAuliffe vetoed it — twice.
McAuliffe doesn’t think parents should have a say.
He shut out parents like Laura.
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