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'''Moms for Liberty''' is a group founded in January 2021 by three [[Florida]] moms.<ref>https://www.aol.com/moms-liberty-emerges-power-player-161516135.html</ref>  It has quickly grown to 100,000 members and hundreds of state chapters, and attracted the leading [[Republican]] candidates for president, including the frontrunner [[Donald Trump]], to its annual conference in [[Philadephia]] in late June 2023.
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'''Moms for Liberty''' is a group founded in January 2021 by three [[Florida]] moms.<ref>https://www.aol.com/moms-liberty-emerges-power-player-161516135.html</ref>  It has quickly grown to 100,000 members and hundreds of state chapters, and attracted the leading [[Republican]] candidates for president, including the frontrunner [[Donald Trump]], to its annual conference in [[Philadelphia]] in late June 2023.
  
 
It was founded "to fight [[COVID]] restrictions at their children’s schools," and "the group soon moved into overhauling curricula, pulling books from library shelves and competing in school board races across the nation."
 
It was founded "to fight [[COVID]] restrictions at their children’s schools," and "the group soon moved into overhauling curricula, pulling books from library shelves and competing in school board races across the nation."
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Latest revision as of 18:53, July 3, 2023

Moms for Liberty is a group founded in January 2021 by three Florida moms.[1] It has quickly grown to 100,000 members and hundreds of state chapters, and attracted the leading Republican candidates for president, including the frontrunner Donald Trump, to its annual conference in Philadelphia in late June 2023.

It was founded "to fight COVID restrictions at their children’s schools," and "the group soon moved into overhauling curricula, pulling books from library shelves and competing in school board races across the nation."

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