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A fifth-grade teacher at La Costa Heights Elementary School in California read aloud the book, My Shadow is Pink, which urges children to question their own gender identity.
When the parents requested notice and opt-outs from similar teaching in the future, the school district denied their requests.
First Liberty is fighting back to protect the students' right to religious freedom.
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