africa trying to help nelson mandela and kitten arrested on robins island when he was in prison. >>me the joe biden was risking his life to fight the racist policies of the south african government. what we do know is that he was fighting gender apartheid. robben island was a men only, if you can imagine. the site is not over yet. it continues, even now in this liberated time, groups of women sauntered to the ladies room together in restaurants across america with not a single man putting them in the stall. that happened, and it happens right now. right now as we speak tonight there are sexually segregated public showers not to mention dressing rooms in retail stores that men cannot enter. and what about your house? how many boysou slept over at yr seventh grade daughter slumbert party? need to ask ourselves questions like these, come to look within america, and so we can all agree bet 8-year-old boys can strong independent sassy women and we are all part of the problem, joe biden understands that. >> the idea that an 8-year-old child or a 10-year-old child -- you know, if they deci

robin island was segregated by sex, if you can imagine. but the fight isn't over yet.en's holy war of liberation continues. even know in this supposedly liberated time, groups of women still saunter to the ladies' room together in restaurants across america with not a single man joining them in the stall. that happens, believe it or not. it happens right now. right now, as we speak tonight, there are still sexually segregated public showers in this nation. not to mention dressing rooms and retail stores that men aren't allowed to enter. and what about your house? howw many boys slept over at yor seventh grade daughter's most recent slumber party? we need to start asking ourselves questions like these. it's timeti to look within, america, until we can all agree that 8-year-old boys can be strong, independent, sassy women we're all part of the problem. joe biden understands that. >> the idea that an 8-year-old child or a 10-year-old child decides, you know, i decided i want to be transgender, that's what i think i'll like to be, it'd make my life a lot easier, there shou

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