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SLF is at the cutting edge of legal challenges to divisive and discriminatory race-baed programming in our K-12 public schools. SLF General Counsel Kimberly Hermann and SLF Litigation Director Braden Boucek recently wrote a piece for The American Mind where the break down the legal battle to save our schools. 

In a piece published by The Federalist, SLF Litigation Director Braden Boucek explains why President Biden’s farm loan forgiveness program is unconstitutional and how SLF’s lawsuit is set to bring it to an end. 

Kimberly Hermann, Southeastern Legal Foundation general counsel joins John Solomon on the John Solomon Reports podcast to discuss SLF’s lawsuits aimed at stopping divisive and discriminatory teacher training and curriculum in our country’s public schools. 

In The Daily Signal, Sarah Parshall Perry discusses the latest lawsuit filed by teachers to stop schools from replacing traditional education with racial-programming and explains that “Public school employees Brooke Henderson and Jennifer Lumley have had it with the racially discriminatory training sessions taking place in their school district in Springfield, Missouri.

Southeastern Legal Foundation (SLF) litigation director Braden Boucek joined Ed Martin on Pro America Report to discuss SLF’s latest lawsuit seeking to stop divisive and discriminatory actions by public schools across the country.

Kimberly Hermann, Southeastern Legal Foundation general counsel, explains in Real Clear Markets how “one night while we were sleeping, America lost its Constitution.” She is referring to the federal government’s power grab known as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s nationwide eviction moratorium that SLF is challenging in federal court. 

Missouri’s KY3 News covers federal lawsuit filed by Southeastern Legal Foundation on behalf of educators seeking to stop Missouri’s largest public school district from violating the First Amendment and requiring as a condition of employment that its educators commit to equity, become anti-racist educators, and affirm divisive and discriminatory programming that promotes treating individuals differently based on skin color.

SLF litigation director Braden Boucek joins The Marc Cox Morning Show to talk about the lawsuit SLF filed on behalf of two brave educators to hold Springfield Public Schools accountable and stop it from violating the First Amendment through so-called “anti-racist” training. 

Just The News reports on the federal lawsuit filed earlier this week by SLF on behalf of educators in Springfield, Missouri. In the lawsuit, Brooke Henderson and Jennifer Lumley allege that Springfield Public Schools requires them to undergo “equity training” that includes discussing their place on an “oppression matrix” and advocating for “changes in political, economic, and social life.”

The federal lawsuit reads: “Plaintiffs and all other similarly situated staff risk employment penalties for exercising their right to avoid messages with which they disagree and express messages with which they do agree.” 

Just the News reports on federal judge’s denial of the Biden administration’s request to halt lawsuit filed by Southeastern Legal Foundation and Mountain States Legal Foundation challenging the USDA’s racially discriminatory loan forgiveness prorgram that excludes white farmers and ranchers becuase of the color of their skin.