And this was because too many parents were trying to opt out of too much of it? According to

them, yes.

And so they began just using those books with those grade levels, and they actually went a step further, and they gave teachers talking points to say, you know, let's say a student, if you read one of these books to a student, a student said, hey, you know, I go to church every Sunday, and I learned that only a man and a woman can marry or your God made you, you know, a boy or a girl, something like that.

They were supposed to respond and say that that's hurtful and that's wrong, essentially.

So the Supreme Court described these these books as unmistakably normative, that they were coercive.

They were almost a form of indoctrination.

And they exerted pressure to conform to a certain worldview.

And so this sounds different than just blanket opt-outs of, you know, I want to opt my child out of all LGBTQ materials.