I think I wrote about this a while ago but can’t recall; some parents wrote white supremacist messages on her kids, then they got taken away, and now the mother wants them back. And the father wants to continue using them for pro-white messages as part of the First Amendment. Good times.
The mother of a young girl and boy at the centre of a controversial custody battle pitting her alleged white supremacist ex-husband against Child and Family Services says she has turned her life around and is ready to resume caring for her children.
“If there is a chance that my children could come and live with me … I feel that although I haven’t completed all the (parenting) programs requested, I am a good mother and could do the necessary programs asked of me,” the woman wrote in a letter filed in court last month.
The province seized a now eight-year-old girl and her three-year-old half-brother last year after the girl was sent to school with a swastika and racist writings drawn on her body.
In a final written submission filed in court earlier this month by lawyer Catherine Dunn, the man argued he has a Charter right “to expound and support his white supremacy views.”
“The position of (the man) is that there was never any actual emotional harm suffered by (the children) and no potential harm to (the children),” Dunn wrote.









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