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. >> alcindor: politicians like south dakota governor kristi noem, rapper joyner lucas, and conservativee owens have all taken to twitter to criticize the rapper. but lil nas x is known for his comebacks in his native arena, twitter. he has been quick to defend himself against critics. and he's not waiting on anyone's blessing to express himself through his art. to discuss all of this, i'm joined by clay cane. he's the host of "the clay cane show" on sirius xm, and he is theuthor of "live through this: surviving the intersections of sexuality, god and race." >> yamiche: clay, thanks so much for being here. what did you see represented here in this video? and how does it speak particularly to black and queer folks? >> to see someone as young as lil nas x really dealing with faith and his own identity, it was really powerful. i think what shook me is a tweet he put out there saying all these years he had been taught to hate himself. so this music video to me was him reacting to what i call spiritual and theological violence, and how that harms black people, especially lgbtq black folks in

cotton: the late great florence griffith joyner. of the most exciting, dynamic, amazing athletes i have seen in my lifetime. i can remember when she set those records. the fastest woman to ever run in recorded history. no woman has ever run faster than flojo. you know who has run faster? 76 high school boys in america in 2019 alone. high school boys, not grown men, and just in america, not all around the world. is it really fair to allow biological men to compete against women in sports, when 76 high school boys can run faster than the fastest woman in the history of the world? >> no, it would end women's sports. sen. cotton: thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to join in expressing my appreciation to you for this historic hearing. what a wonderfully appropriate way to begin your tenure, mr. chairman, with the equality act. we have heard a lot of misinformed criticism from my colleagues on the other of the aisle. one of the often repeated criticisms is that it is misnamed. no name could be more appropriate for this measure