Matt Sharp

2 weeks ago | thehill.com | Matt Sharp

“I will always protect Oklahoma’s parents and their right to choose what is best for their child, especially when it comes to their education.”This proud statement adorned Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s Facebook page during National School Choice Week this year. Indeed, Drummond has put action behind these words, notably by supporting the right of parents to be informed by school officials if their children are struggling with their biological sex.

2 weeks ago | newwavemagazine.com | Matt Sharp

It’s a warm weekend in early summer, North London. Fans make the pilgrimage via the winding road up that never ending hill to the palace. The light of the day goes, but is replaced by the glisten of buildings in the city, which feels like lifetimes away. The gig reviewer ponders pretentiously, looking out over the view as he imagines how exactly he’ll romanticise going to a Kaytranada gig beyond all necessary measure.

2 weeks ago | coloradopolitics.com | Matt Sharp |Kate Anderson

Colorado’s HB25-1312,“Concerning Legal Protections for Transgender Individuals,” passed the House Judiciary Committee on April 6 and was read into the Senate on April 23. But the bill has not progressed without strong opposition — and for good reason. This legislation does not protect citizens. It mandates conformity to the preferences of a few. It undermines fundamental freedoms and puts the constitutional rights of parents — and every American — at risk.

3 weeks ago | spokesman.com | Matt Sharp |Kate Anderson

By Matt Sharp and Kate AndersonState Senate Bill 5181, a bill that jeopardizes parents’ medical decision-making authority, was recently voted out of the House Education Committee. Apparently, the firestorm that erupted over Sen. Jamie Pedersen’s comment earlier this year about parental rights has fallen on deaf ears.

4 weeks ago | ktlo.com | Matt Sharp

Registrations are being accepted for the 2025 season of the Gainesville Baseball/Softball Summer League. Friday is the deadline to enter. Participating athletes must have turned age 4 before May 1 and cannot turn age 13 before the same date. The cost is $35, and checks should be made payable to “Gainesville R-V School District.” Games will begin May 27 and continue through July 1. Forms can be mailed to the Gainesville School District or turned in at the Gainesville High School office.