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Izumi concludes with optimism, asserting that the grassroots parental movement is not fleeting but represents a fundamental shift in American education. They are winning both at the ballot box and in courtrooms, demonstrating that community activism can challenge entrenched institutional power.
In sum, The Great Parent Revolt captures a pivotal moment in American education—a collective stand by parents determined to reclaim oversight of their children’s learning environment and to reject divisive, ideological curricula that threaten social cohesion.