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Parental Rights

It starts in our community

“A Republic, Madam, If You Can Keep It!” Those were the words of Ben Franklin when he was asked what kind of government the delegates had created at the Constitutional Convention. It is up to us to keep it—and it starts at the local level in our cities and communities.

In past decades, conservatives have surrendered some of our most important local institutions to the Left. Critical Race Theory, with its Marxist roots, has invaded our classrooms and city halls, while a new transgender ideology threatens our children’s physical and mental development.

Today, concerned Americans, and right here in Hawai'i, are standing up and saying, “No more!”

Take Action

Ways to take action

Board of Education

How to submit testimony at the Hawai'i Board of Education

In accordance with Hawaii’s Sunshine Law (Hawaii Revised Statutes, Chapter 92), testimony should be related to an item that is on the agenda.

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Honolulu City Council

How to submit testimony at the Honolulu City Council

Council and committee meetings enable the City Council to receive and consider public input before making decisions on city issues. Public attendance is welcomed and encouraged at all Council meetings.

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State Legislature

How to submit testimony at the Hawaii State Legislature

There may be strict deadlines for submitting written testimony and requesting to testify remotely. Consult the bottom of the hearing notice for details. Any request for exceptions should be made to the appropriate committee clerk.

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