January Littlejohn on Gender Ideology, Social Transitions, & Parental Rights

Socially transitioning children in schools is not a neutral or benign act–it is a serious intervention that can lead children down a dangerous path toward irreversible medical procedures. Florida mother, January Littlejohn, joins Freedom to Learn to explore the harm caused by gender ideology’s grip on schools, stressing the importance of safeguarding children and protecting parental rights. Drawing from her family’s experience and her extensive conversations with hundreds of other families, January explains the influence of activists, technology, and media, and advocates for legal action, policy shifts, and cultural change to address the systemic issues within K-12 schools. The Littlejohns pulled their daughter from their public middle school after discovering the school had secretly developed a gender support plan for her, a step many families take to protect their children from harm. This episode serves as both a warning and a message of hope, emphasizing that families must be proactive, informed, and prepared to fight for their children’s well-being.See more:My Daughter's School Transitioned Her WITHOUT Telling Me - January Littlejohn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCshcfx4CScNavigating the Storm: Parental Rights and Gender Ideology in Schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG_jnOKLnp0Walking My ROGD Daughter Through Desistance with January Littlejohn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbNRzkpZ1Wg🔗 Links & Resources:Visit our website: DFIPolicy.org💡 Stay Connected:Follow us on Instagram: @DFIPolicyFollow us on Twitter: @DFIPolicyFollow us on Facebook: /DFIPolicySubscribe to our YouTube channel (@DFIPolicy) for future episodes!📩 Contact Us:If you have feedback or suggestions for future podcasts, please reach out to us at [email protected].🎧 Thank You for Listening:Freedom to Learn is a production of the Defense of Freedom Institute. You can learn more about DFI at DFIPolicy.org.If you enjoyed this episode, please give it a thumbs up, share it, and subscribe for more insights into education law and policy. Thank you for your support!