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Voters consider parental rights on ballots in several states
First source report
Voters in several states will consider measures regarding parental rights on Election Day. Some activists supporting these ballot measures cite a century-old Supreme Court decision involving nuns and Catholic schools.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Reporting@sistersreportParental rights, on ballots in several states, trace to anti-Catholic era
Global Sisters Report
- ReportingParental rights, on ballots in several states, trace to anti-Catholic era
National Catholic Reporter · Tom Deignan
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- Oct 30, 1:00 AM Global Sisters Report Parental rights, on ballots in several states, trace to anti-Catholic era
- Oct 30, 1:00 AM National Catholic Reporter Parental rights, on ballots in several states, trace to anti-Catholic era
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