Serious questions have arisen about whether the White House encouraged the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) to label parental rights groups as “extremist” in its most recent “The Year in Hate Extremism” report. Just last week, two U.S. Senators and 10 members of Congress sent President Joe Biden a letter questioning the purpose of a curious meeting between the SPLC and the National Security Council. And it has come to light that White House visitor logs reflect multiple meetings between the SPLC and the president himself over the last few years.
Parents have become a target because they are a powerful force in American society. From local school board meetings to the halls of Congress, concerned parents are speaking out — influencing elections, seeking redress in courts of law, and impacting public opinion.
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