Parents gather at Lexington Battle Green Sept. 6 demanding end to outrageous no-trespass order. As school begins this week, Town of Lexington continues to ban Parker from all school property.

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How obnoxious is it? The order, issued on April 27, has several chilling effects on Parker:

• He cannot drop off or pick up his children from school
• He cannot attend his children's sports events or other school activities
• He cannot meet with his children's teachers at parent-teacher conferences
• He cannot attend or participate in School Committee meetings
• He cannot vote on election day at his local polling place (a public school).

Despite several pleas from both Parker and his lawyers, both verbal and in writing, over the last several months, the Lexington school officials have refused to relent. "This is strictly an act of intimidation and harassment," said Brian Camenker, director of the Parents' Rights Coalition and Article 8 Alliance. "They are arrogantly trying to disrupt Parker's life and make him an example to other parents who might want to demand their rights guaranteed under the Massachusetts Parental Notification Act."

The no-trespass order can be viewed HERE:

Main entrance to battle green, guarded by Lexington's finest.

Yeah, the cops were there just to see we didn't get out of control.

Part of the rally crowd, on the Lexington Battle Green listening to the speakers.

Bob Bennett, Lexington parent of 7, was master of ceremonies.

Neil Tassel, Parker's lawyer and Lexington resident and Lexington High School graduate.

David Parker gave a GREAT speech, which we'll be posting soon.

We're taking back the rainbow !!!

A reporter from Boston homosexual newspaper Bay Windows shows up to take our picture. They're obsessed with anything parents do to protect their kids.

When some of David's supporters lined the street across from the pro-gay activists, that REALLY made them angry at us!