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and it of the great and therefore, be it resolved that worked out and after the lgbtqia+ this is my work with one was (unintelligible) (sirens) what i thought way back when that being a firefighter that was not something i thought i could do. and i think that a lot to do would not seeing my in the representation of what a normal firefighter will be so i really like to make an effort when i'm at work to have other girls little girdles and boys seeing me though orientation or race or any other orientation we want to be able to be that person and know they can do the job if they want to. >> as a mom i feel like a different person actually. that pretty interesting to have a stark difference in from the person i became a mom in the fire serve and the person after the fire services being a mom is a learning exercise and the same going back to the fire service you're heart is a little bit more vulnerable i like being a mom the harder thing i've done and prior to being a mom this job or some of the things we do on the job are some of the harder things that kind of levels each other out so i okay

who are all very pro lgbtqia+ right? aligning who are all very pro lgbtqia+ right ?ve actually got a clip of what happened when this clash occurred. have look . occurred. let's have a look. >> is trying to propagate anti lgbtq, anti lgbtq propaganda. he's trying to tell children that they are not allowed to be trans. >> yeah, they're not. come on, bro . bro. >> no, no, no. punish is a man to kids . to kids. >> stop talking. some religions . >> stop talking. some religions. you can't do that. yeah, you have to respect that decision. but yes , now, a lot of people but yes, now, a lot of people found that hilarious because you know that guy and he had sort of fingernail paint on as well. >> and i think they started mocking him for that. he did. he just expect the just genuinely expect that the muslim protesters at that rally would about the lgbt plus would be all about the lgbt plus group . group. >> yeah, it seems like he did so i was just walking down the street and he swore at me and called me a fascist. so i stopped and i pulled out my phone have phone and i started

books by annabelle lgbtqia, native people -- natives, people of color, gender diversity, people with disabilities and ethnic and cultural religious minorities. at the same time researchers have found the percent of americans oppose book bans and public light -- in public libraries. 67% oppose bending books in school libraries. books are one of the most powerful technologies in the world. they bring ideas across both time and space in a small portable package. during this current crisis there is a lot of discussion about whether or not books are harmful or dangerous or hurtful. this depends on who is reading them. as jesse sharon noted, we do not know what happens when an individual reads a book. each person brings their own experiences to the book and those experiences will determine the response. these interpretations are never static. bishop argued books are mirrors, windows and sliding glass doors. a book can help us understand each other by helping to change our attitude towards difference. what we see right now is people are fixated on the idea books are only mirrors and sliding

that is the hypocrisy of seeing these lgbtqia activists out there holding and waving the trans flagsth the palestinian flag. >> laura: that's a new level of stupid. >> they don't understand what this islamist ideology where they actually want to kill people. they want to kill those people specifically. >> laura: they have to tie ukraine to israel because they know ukraine won't stand on its own. that funding and, again, they are trying to cheat the american people through their representatives by saying okay. you support you want to stand with israel. well, guess what? we are going to sneak in all of this other money we are going to take out of your pocket and bank account to go and support something that increasingly americans are understanding. >> laura: it's not working. >> this proxy war against russia is pushing us closer to nuclear war and it's not this in our best national security interest to do it. >> laura: tulsi, great to see you. >> laura: matthew perry's death larger problem in america what is it? this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who

and it of the great and therefore, be it resolved that worked out and after the lgbtqia+ this is my work with one was (unintelligible) (sirens) what i thought way back when that being a firefighter that was not something i thought i could do. and i think that a lot to do would not seeing my in the representation of what a normal firefighter will be so i really like to make an effort when i'm at work to have other girls little girdles and boys seeing me though orientation or race or any other orientation we want to be able to be that person and know they can do the job if they want to. >> as a mom i feel like a different person actually. that pretty interesting to have a stark difference in from the person i became a mom in the fire serve and the person after the fire services being a mom is a learning exercise and the same going back to the fire service you're heart is a little bit more vulnerable i like being a mom the harder thing i've done and prior to being a mom this job or some of the things we do on the job are some of the harder things that kind of levels each other out so i okay

you know, i'm constantly i'm this constantly told i'm part of this lgbtqia community, so therefore iat everyone else says. but we're within we're all individuals within that and disagree on that and we all disagree on stuff. that's fine. right? that and we all disagree on stu�*exactly. hat's fine. right? that and we all disagree on stu�*exactly. it's; fine. right? that and we all disagree on stu�*exactly. it's like a. right? that and we all disagree on stu�*exactly. it's like a. we're’ >> exactly. it's like if we're going everyone with an going to cancel everyone with an opposing would opposing view, all of us would be cancelled. well, of course, so. but also in terms of artistry, i mean, you're all musicians now. >> i know quite a lot about the history the and music, history of the arts and music, and really and there are a lot of really bad people, really bad artists who produced incredible work . who produced incredible work. should we really be policing the moral views of the people who produce art? >> no . >> no. >> no. >> well, it's a simple question and a simple answer. >> yes