
Tempers Flare as Senators Clash Over Reviving Race Preferences in Schools
A constitutional amendment to carve K-12 public education out of California’s ban on race preferences cleared another committee last week, but not before one of

A constitutional amendment to carve K-12 public education out of California’s ban on race preferences cleared another committee last week, but not before one of

California lawmakers are advancing another attempt to narrow the protections of Proposition 209, the constitutional amendment that prohibits race and sex-based preferences in public education,

Last Saturday, five female athletes in Yorba Linda stood before a crowd of parents, advocates, and elected officials with one demand: make the California Interscholastic

In a landmark 8-1 decision, the United States Supreme Court ruled that Colorado’s ban on sexual orientation and gender identity talk therapy is unconstitutional. Justice

CFC Webinar explains how parents and teachers can take advantage of recent legal victories that restore parental authority and protect teachers’ freedom of conscience. Register

In California, the battle for truth, conscience, and human flourishing is once again at the forefront. Senator Scott Wiener’s newly introduced SB 934 represents a

Last Wednesday, the California Assembly Labor and Employment Committee heard testimony on AB 1803, a bill that would require businesses across the state to incorporate

Mothers from across California joined legislators, detransitioners, and individuals from across the political spectrum at a press conference last week to support AB 1998, a

California’s LGBTQ+ cultural competency teacher training called PRISM is cracking under legal pressure. In recent months, school districts across the state have quietly started making

Restoring Constitutional Balance After Years of Executive Overreach California Family Council is proud to support AB 1835, authored by Assemblyman James Gallagher (R–Yuba City), a