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The Southern Poverty Law Center has determined that the group of men who dress as catholic nuns, use the name "Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence" and engage in acts meant to mock and degrade the Catholic Church and it's female members - while demanding respect from others - is not a hate group.

At the same time, they've determined that the group "Moms for Liberty" is a hate group because they advocate for the rights of parents and kids in schools. Let that sink in.

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By Dennis Melby

An amazing thing happened Tuesday morning in Rockville – and our Party did not organize it.

Several hundred people showed up for a rally at the Board of Education demanding back the ability to protect their young kids from participating in discussions and material regarding sex and gender transitioning in the public schools. They believe that for kids from kindergarten to 5^th grade to have sexual content and government sponsored discussions of changing their sex provided them by folks other than their parents or guardians is wrong. They consider it religious freedom to raise their children morally without government interference.

It was organized by people of faith, majority Muslim with Christian & Jewish participants. Many, if not most, were immigrants from overseas who had come here for the promise of freedom and democracy. 

Kristen Mink, a new and unique member of the County Council, who has advocated for police defunding while at the same time phoning them for personal assistance - and who's led hate rallies against UARE.US - called out Muslim parents for being on the same side as "white supremacists" at the Board meeting.

I didn’t see it on the local news, but it was in the local press and picked up by FOX nationally. Read former State Senate candidate Anita Cox’s article.  The local press had a biased story noting about 60 people were there, the videos show hundreds of Moms, Dads and neighbors, some in traditional dress, who’d taken off time from work or home to show their deep concern. Many of them were from countries where a demonstration like this would lead to arrest, but they came anyway.