“I’m less bothered by the fact that HSLDA stayed involved even when they learned that the allegations had nothing to do with homeschooling than I am by the fact that Woodruff felt that, with no training whatsoever, he could determine, over the phone, almost certainly speaking only with the parents, whether or not there was abuse occurring.”
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Laid out at the 2009 Men’s Leadership Summit was a vision that entails a fundamental redefinition of how our society thinks about child abuse. That fundamental redefinition would have extraordinary ramifications for all children in this country.
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On April 17, Love Joy Feminism’s Libby Anne — a former homeschool student, former attendee of Patrick Henry College’s summer camp on Constitutional Law taught by Michael Farris, and now-parent of two children; also, one of HA’s blog partners — began a five-part series on HSLDA and child abuse.
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“We would like to share 25 reasons for signing our petition that were publicly posted on our petition’s page by signees. They come from all over, from California to Germany. They are former homeschoolers, former employees and members of HSLDA, and homeschooling parents. These voices are growing by the day.”
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It is time to stand together — within and without the homeschooling community — and demand that HSLDA, the public face of American homeschooling, launches a public awareness campaign to fight abuse within our communities. Together, we can make homeschooling better.
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