With the Supreme Court set to hear the Little vs. Hecox case, Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador will have a big decision to make in the national movement to keep trans athletes out of women's and girls' sports.

This spring, an Idaho teacher displayed a sign in her classroom that read, "Everyone Is Welcome Here." On its face, the message appears neutral — simple, positive words that seem apolitical. But the design reveals its true purpose: colorful letters above imagery designed to signal adherence to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. The rainbow colors and progressive symbols accompanying these messages make their political purpose unmistakable. 

These classroom displays reflect a broader ecosystem of political resistance groups launched in protest of the political rise of President Donald Trump. The "All Are Welcome Here" movement, founded in November 2016 by progressive activists in Minnesota, explicitly states its mission as supporting "a just, inclusive and equitable environment" while donating thousands of dollars to progressive causes, including the ACLU.  

The organization openly declares: "To show our support for our transgender family, friends, and neighbors, we're also donating 5% of our online sales will be to Transforming Families of Minnesota" — an organization dedicated to advancing transgender ideology among children and families. 

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