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Parents’ anger boils over, arrests made after School Board silences PARENTS over critical race theory · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Americans waking up in this country, Americans deciding that they
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Speaker 1: are going to stand up and stop allowing the extreme
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Speaker 1: left to take over our schools, take over our local communities,
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Speaker 1: and to fundamentally change America into communism and socialism. It's
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Speaker 1: happening now. It's frustrating to me that it took getting
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Speaker 1: to the extreme we're at right now to get people
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Speaker 1: to wake up. But we are waking up. Multiple examples
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Speaker 1: in just the last week alone, citizens attendees defying a
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Speaker 1: Colorado mayor to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, and when
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Speaker 1: during the public comment section of the meeting, the people
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Speaker 1: of this Colorado town, a small town, decided to recite
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Speaker 1: the Pledge of Allegiance, which that mayor said they were
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Speaker 1: going to stop saying at the beginning of their meetings.
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Speaker 1: He said, we may kick you out, so now in America,
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Speaker 1: during public comment, not when you're disrupting right of following
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Speaker 1: the rules of biding by the rules. In Silverton, Colorado,
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Speaker 1: the mayor uniladedly not only banned the Pledge of Allegiance
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Speaker 1: city meetings, but then he says, if you recite it,
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Speaker 1: it's a one way ticket to get out of my meeting.
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Speaker 1: It's hard to put into words what kind of anti
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Speaker 1: American disgrace this is, mayor firm and should resign and
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Speaker 1: purchase the one way ticket to China where he won't
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Speaker 1: have to worry about hearing the pledge, one said. Silverton
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Speaker 1: has run into controversy regarding the Pledge of Allegiance in
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Speaker 1: the past as well. In twenty eighteen, a former Trustee
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Speaker 1: member almost pressed harassment charges against a resident who verbally
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Speaker 1: attacked him for not standing during the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Speaker 1: The pledge has also caused controversy of its own in DC.
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Speaker 1: By the way, in February, the House Judiciary Committee Chairman
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Speaker 1: Jerry Nadler shut down Representative gates requests to recite the
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Speaker 1: Pledge of Allegiance at the beginning of the committee hearings. Gates,
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Speaker 1: during a hearing on the new House Rules, put in
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Speaker 1: his plea. The idea was dismissed by Nadler is unnecessary
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Speaker 1: because even in the United States Congress, Yeah, we don't
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Speaker 1: recite the Pledge of Allegiance anymore, because why would you
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Speaker 1: do that, right, You're just the entire government of the
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Speaker 1: United States of America. In Washing, INDC. Now during the
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Speaker 1: open comments part of the meeting, One woman said, of
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Speaker 1: the mayor in Colorado, I would like to make one comment.
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Speaker 1: I'd like to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance or
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Speaker 1: statements for a group of people to stand immediately at
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Speaker 1: the meeting and loudly recite the Pledge of allegiance. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: Their actions led to the mayor saying, I'd note that
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Speaker 1: that's out of order. We did have a one strike policy.
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to ask everyone to leave tonight, but
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Speaker 1: if something like that happens again, we will. The mayor continued, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: welcome to Silverton, Colorado, where the mayor can unilatterally ban
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Speaker 1: the Pledge of Allegiance at city meetings and then threatened
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Speaker 1: to have you removed from the meetings by force by
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Speaker 1: law enforcement if you say it again. Now, parents are
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Speaker 1: starting to fight back. Americans are starting to fight back,
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Speaker 1: as they should, because this is America. You should be
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Speaker 1: able to say the pledge of allegiance. Give you another
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Speaker 1: example of parents fighting back. And it's about time parents
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Speaker 1: and their anger has boiled over and actually parents were
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Speaker 1: arrested after school board silence the public comment section in
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Speaker 1: an explosive meeting. You may have heard about the teacher
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Speaker 1: that was suspended. Yeah. In Virginia. In Loudon County, the
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Speaker 1: school board is in hot water now. After a board
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Speaker 1: meeting on transgender policy where two hundred fifty nine residents
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Speaker 1: signed up to speak, it ended in the arrest of
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Speaker 1: two different men. The meeting on the hot button issue
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Speaker 1: in Policy eighty forty spark serious debate, leading to the
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Speaker 1: board's decision to cut off public comment because they couldn't
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Speaker 1: handle the heat. One person was actually charged with disorderly
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Speaker 1: conduct and resisting arrests, while another was charge of trespassing,
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Speaker 1: according to the Loudon County Sheriff's Office, because they didn't
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Speaker 1: do with the schools said they had to do. The
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Speaker 1: school district wants to implement new policies that would update
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Speaker 1: the rights of transgender students, allowing them to use whatever
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Speaker 1: bathroom or play on sports teams that correlate with their
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Speaker 1: gender identity, not their biological gender. And it would also
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Speaker 1: require district employees meaning teachers and other students, to use
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Speaker 1: the student's preferred names and preferred pronouns. And if your
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Speaker 1: kid or teacher screws up, you can be held accountable
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Speaker 1: for that by the school you could even be suspended
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Speaker 1: or expelled from school for this, or lose your job now.
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Speaker 1: The public comment portion of the meeting began with six
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Speaker 1: speakers who voiced support for the measure. Things soon went
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Speaker 1: south when the mother of a transgender student in the
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Speaker 1: district dug into the Christian parents who were against the
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Speaker 1: measure by saying, quote that hate was quote dripping from
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Speaker 1: the followers of Jesus in this room. That's when things
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Speaker 1: got interesting. The crowd exploded, leading the school board to
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Speaker 1: immediately call for a five minute recess to allow participants
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Speaker 1: to cool down. Never a good idea. Upon returned, the
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Speaker 1: board chairman addressed the crowd, saying, the board is here
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Speaker 1: to hear from everyone. We stayed it. We started our
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Speaker 1: meeting early because we knew we would have a large
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Speaker 1: crowd and we had a large agenda. We asked again
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Speaker 1: that you respect to each other and everyone is allowed
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Speaker 1: to speak. Well, if you respect everyone, maybe don't be
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Speaker 1: a transgender parent who looks at everybody in the room
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Speaker 1: and says that hate is dripping from the followers of
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Speaker 1: Jesus in this room. Probably not a great way to
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Speaker 1: get things started. The board claimed they were here to
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Speaker 1: hear everyone. That didn't happen, not at all, Contrary to
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Speaker 1: the board chairman's statement about wanting to hear from everyone.
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Speaker 1: The board then threatened to end public comment entirely if
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Speaker 1: they faced any further disruption. Those who spoke out against
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Speaker 1: policy eighty forty shared concerns about their opinions that were
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Speaker 1: not being heard, and that they're programs, and that these
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Speaker 1: programs go against biology. In student privacy rights quote, boys
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Speaker 1: who identify as girls are no different from boys who
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Speaker 1: identify as boys, except in their feelings about themselves. But boy,
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Speaker 1: the feelings are now are not why they have separate bathrooms.
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Speaker 1: We have separate bathrooms because of what our bodies do.
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Speaker 1: Bodies matter. Calling girls bigots because they don't want to
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Speaker 1: use the toilet and a stall next to a boy
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Speaker 1: or get undressed next to a boy is cruel and wrong.
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Speaker 1: One parent said, girls bathrooms do not exist to violate identities,
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Speaker 1: said one student who spoke out, saying, I don't want
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Speaker 1: to be changing in front of a guy, a man,
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Speaker 1: a boy. Another hot button issue was a story that's
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Speaker 1: gone viral. Remember the teacher Tanner Cross who spoke out
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Speaker 1: publicly against this proposal. The teacher who was then suspended. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: one attendee compared that decision to spend that teacher to
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Speaker 1: communist rule in China. A judge, by the way, has
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Speaker 1: now ordered to reinstate that teacher Cross Tanner Cross, and
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Speaker 1: the school is now appealing the Virginia Supreme Court's decision.
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Speaker 1: Excuse me appealing to the Supreme Court of Virginia because
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Speaker 1: of that court's decision. Angry parents argue that this is
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Speaker 1: certain to fail in their right and so waste taxpayer money.
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Speaker 1: But who cares because the school board is going to
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Speaker 1: waste your money because they can spend as much of
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Speaker 1: them as they want to on legal fees. Because how
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Speaker 1: dare you tell them what they can and cannot do?
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Speaker 1: How dare you tell them that they cannot get rid
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Speaker 1: of a teacher who speaks out and says it's a
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Speaker 1: violation of his beliefs that he is forced in school
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Speaker 1: to call a boy a girl and a girl a boy.
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Speaker 1: Other parents blasted officials who allegedly use school devices for
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Speaker 1: inappropriate Internet searches. Some called on board members facing recall
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Speaker 1: efforts to resign, and then former Republican center Dick Black
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Speaker 1: was the last to speak, I'm retired son actor Dick
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Speaker 1: Black of Ashburn, Virginia. You retaliated against Standard Cross by
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Speaker 1: yanking him from teaching for addressing a public hearing of
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Speaker 1: this board. The judge ordered you to reinstate mister Cross
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Speaker 1: because if his comments were not protected speech, then free
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Speaker 1: speech does not exist at all. It's absurdain, and moral
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Speaker 1: for teachers to call boys girls and girls boys. You're
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Speaker 1: making teachers lie to students, and even kids know that
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Speaker 1: it's wrong. This board has a dark history of suppressing
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Speaker 1: free speech. They caught you red handed with an enemy's
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Speaker 1: list to punish opponents of critical race theory. You're teaching
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Speaker 1: children to hate others because of their skin color, and
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Speaker 1: you're forcing them to lie about other kid's gender. I
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Speaker 1: am disgusting by your biggest trait. Yo Moldley to be
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Speaker 1: followed by Donna Russell. As you can hear, they decided
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Speaker 1: to cut his mic off right now. You can hear
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Speaker 1: him still talking. You can hear the people cheering who
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Speaker 1: were silent. Madam Cherry moved to end public comment. There's
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Speaker 1: been a motion to end public comment. Is there a second?
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Speaker 1: Hi second motion made by Miss Reeser and seconded by
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Speaker 1: Miss King. Is there any discussion all in favor. Please
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Speaker 1: raise your hand and say hi. Hi. Miss corbo Kin
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Speaker 1: record your voote please Hi, thank you. The motion carries
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Speaker 1: nine zero. Public comment is now ended. We'll moved torn
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Speaker 1: next agenda item. Just like that, two hundred and fifty
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Speaker 1: nine people were disenfranchised. The board didn't like what was
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Speaker 1: being said, didn't like it, didn't like what was being said.
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Speaker 1: Just ended it right there. Thanks for showing up. But
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Speaker 1: somebody said something we didn't approve of, and once they
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Speaker 1: said something we didn't approve of, we decide that you
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Speaker 1: are to be silenced. Forget that a court has already
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Speaker 1: ruled in favor of this teacher getting his job back. No, no,
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Speaker 1: forget that. How dare you? Senator Dick Black speak out?
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Speaker 1: Former Senator was critical of the board's treatment of this
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Speaker 1: teacher Tanner, and for allegations of progressive community members that
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Speaker 1: had organize a list of their conservative neighbors to harass
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Speaker 1: and publicly shame. That's right, board members put an enemy's
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Speaker 1: list together. Black also criticizes the push for critical race
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Speaker 1: theory in the classroom, saying it teaches students to judge
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Speaker 1: one another based on the color of their skin. Black
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Speaker 1: was then cut off. I'm disgusted by your bigotry. The
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Speaker 1: crowd cheered following the former senator's remarks, which led to
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Speaker 1: the board unanimously vote to end that public comment as
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Speaker 1: you just heard. Then they started chanting shame on you,
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Speaker 1: you chance and resignation demands were hurled at the board
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Speaker 1: by the crowd of parents, who then sang the star
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Speaker 1: spangle banner when the board members filed out of the room.
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Speaker 1: Well known pundit and former just Department official Ian Prior
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Speaker 1: is a father of two in Loudon County and spokesperson
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Speaker 1: for the Fight for Schools, an organization working to recall
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Speaker 1: these board members. Quote, the ultimate mission here is it's
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Speaker 1: something that starts here and spreads across the country where
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Speaker 1: parents get to see at the table, whether it's an
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Speaker 1: association or organization, something where they have some kind of
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Speaker 1: power to shape the future of education in their own towns.
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Speaker 1: He's right. Prior went on to hammer the board for
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Speaker 1: violating participants First Amendment rights. And when anyone ever tell
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Speaker 1: the Loudon County School Board what the First Amendment is?
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Speaker 1: Applaud by the way, is expression. Guess some doorknockers just
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Speaker 1: fed up. The first man arrested refused to leave the
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Speaker 1: meeting room until everyone entered the opportunity to speak. Don't worry.
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Speaker 1: The government cracked out on him, issuing him a trespassing summons,
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Speaker 1: and was later released. The second man was reportedly acting
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Speaker 1: disorderly and displayed aggressive behavior towards another attendee, so they
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Speaker 1: arrested him too, because right, you know, we can take
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Speaker 1: away your right to speak, but if you keep trying
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Speaker 1: to speak, we'll arrest you. We'll use the power of
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Speaker 1: the United States government to make sure that you don't
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Speaker 1: ever speak again at these meetings. So you can sign
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Speaker 1: up all you want to, but you say something we
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Speaker 1: don't like, we're gonna show you down, because that's what
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Speaker 1: we do. We shut you down. Now, parents are finally
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Speaker 1: waking up. They're not done, and these people will be
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Speaker 1: recalled as I just told you about, and there are
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Speaker 1: people that gonna run against them and they're gonna win.
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Speaker 1: You look at this other shouting match at another totally
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Speaker 1: different city, a five hour shouting match. A New Jersey
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Speaker 1: school board was forced to reverse their decision to remove
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Speaker 1: holidays from the calendar. A New Jersey school board voted
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Speaker 1: to reverse its previous decision to remove name holidays from
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Speaker 1: its school calendar after the board reportorly received threats with
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Speaker 1: no proof, of course, but they'll say they were threatened, right.
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Speaker 1: According to report from the local TV station, the Randolph
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Speaker 1: Township Board of Education ran off New Jersey, which previously
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Speaker 1: announced that it was removing Columbus Day from school calendar
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Speaker 1: and changing it to Indigenous People's Day. Parents complain, so
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Speaker 1: the board decide, all right, we'll pun shall you. We're
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Speaker 1: just going to get rid of the calendar and every
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Speaker 1: named holiday on that calendar. Of course, at further enraged
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Speaker 1: district parents. After five hours shouting match with parents at
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Speaker 1: a New Jersey school board district, the school board reversed
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Speaker 1: its decision to remove all holidays from the school calendar,
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Speaker 1: realizing that this could turn into a bigger issue, like
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Speaker 1: a re you know, like a community that actually is
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Speaker 1: involved in cares and might actually run against him and win.
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Speaker 1: According to the Morristown Daily Record, attendees of the hours
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Speaker 1: long meeting witnessed an onslaught of booze, jeers and calls
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Speaker 1: for board members resignation. About fifty speakers spoke during the
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Speaker 1: public session. The overwhelmed majority of speakers accused the board
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Speaker 1: of bringing what they called woke and cancel culture actions
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Speaker 1: into their school systems. All I want to say about
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Speaker 1: all this is that it's a road to communism, one
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Speaker 1: of the concerned citizens said at this event. We agreed
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Speaker 1: unanatally that the change would be both inclusive and equitable,
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Speaker 1: the statement read from the school board. Although we have
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Speaker 1: made these changes to the school district's calendar, our decision
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Speaker 1: to change the calendar titles was not It will not
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Speaker 1: impact the education of holidays as guided by the district's curriculum.
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Speaker 1: They're now claiming board members are saying, all right, fine,
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Speaker 1: we'll give it back to you. Pay attention, folks. They
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Speaker 1: may have been smarter there in New Jersey, hoping everybody
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Speaker 1: would just go home and leave them alone so they
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Speaker 1: can keep indoctrinating your children. And there's a chance that
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Speaker 1: people will go home. Hopefully they won't. Hopefully what will
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Speaker 1: happen is they will actually fight back. Now you've got
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Speaker 1: a lot of people that are fighting back, including children. Now,
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Speaker 1: in fact, there are now moves to make it where
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Speaker 1: kids can't speak at these meetings because some of the
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Speaker 1: kids and their statements have been so impactful this student
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Speaker 1: calling out board for flat out lying to her two
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Speaker 1: weeks earlier. Before she spoke. The school board said, no
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Speaker 1: politics in school, no indoctrination of Black Lives Matter, no
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Speaker 1: indoctrination of political issues of students, they promised. Then she
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Speaker 1: walks down the hall at her school and sees a
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Speaker 1: big Black Lives Matter poster and post of other political people,
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Speaker 1: and she says, hold on a second. So this young
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Speaker 1: girl confronts the principle of her school. The principle not
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Speaker 1: very happy about a student challenging his authority. He says,
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Speaker 1: you know they're here to stay. She says, well, the
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Speaker 1: school board told me two weeks ago there was going
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Speaker 1: to be no politics, no propaganda Black lives matter in
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Speaker 1: the schools. So she decides to go back to the
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Speaker 1: next public comments section and speak speak because she was
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Speaker 1: lied to by the leaders of the school board. Awoke
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Speaker 1: school board that lied to her face two weeks earlier
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Speaker 1: and said we're not going to do it. In fact,
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Speaker 1: she finds out that the Black Lives Matter posters up
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Speaker 1: in her school were actually decided on and paid for
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Speaker 1: and approved and delivered by the same school board that
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Speaker 1: liied her face and said no, no, no no, no, we're
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Speaker 1: not putting this stuff in the school, and she confronted them.
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Speaker 1: It's amazing. This is exactly what we need more of
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Speaker 1: in this country, more students, children that are raised this
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Speaker 1: way to stand up to authority. Here again. The other day,
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Speaker 1: I was walking down the hallway at Lakeview Elementary School
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Speaker 1: to give a teacher a retiring gift. I looked up
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Speaker 1: onto the wall and saw a BLM poster and an
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Speaker 1: Amanda Gorman poster. In case you don't know who that
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Speaker 1: chick is, she's some girl who did a poem at
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Speaker 1: Biden's so called inauguration. I was so mad. I was
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Speaker 1: told two weeks ago at this very meeting spot no
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Speaker 1: politics in school. I believed what you said at this meeting.
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Speaker 1: So at lunch, I went up to my principal to
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Speaker 1: tell him about the BLM poster and that I wanted
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Speaker 1: it down. He said, it's not coming down. I was like, yeah,
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Speaker 1: it is, because the school board said on May twenty fifth,
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Speaker 1: no PLM or politics in school. He said, that's weird.
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Speaker 1: They were the one who they were, the ones who
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Speaker 1: made them. I was stunned. When I was here two
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Speaker 1: weeks ago, you told us to report any BLM in
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Speaker 1: our schools. Apparently you know they're in our schools because
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Speaker 1: you made the signs. I said there should be no
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Speaker 1: BLM in schools. Period. Does not matter the color you
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Speaker 1: make the posters and the font to use. We all
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Speaker 1: understand the meaning. It is a political message about getting
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Speaker 1: rid of police officers rioting, burning buildings down while King
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Speaker 1: Governor Waltz just sits on his throne and watches. We
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Speaker 1: all know changing the fonts or the color of posters
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Speaker 1: does not change the meaning. I am nine years old,
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Speaker 1: and I know that you expect me to believe that
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Speaker 1: you did not know what you were doing by making
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Speaker 1: these posters. Come on, people, I do not judge people
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Speaker 1: by the color of their skin. I don't really care
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Speaker 1: what color their hair, skin, or eyeses. I've judged by
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Speaker 1: the content or the way they treat me. MLK said,
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Speaker 1: I have a dream that one day my four little
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Speaker 1: children will not be judged by the color of their skin,
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Speaker 1: but by the content of their care. That dream has
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Speaker 1: come true. I do not care look at the color
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Speaker 1: or skin, but you make me think of it. I'd
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Speaker 1: have Asian, Mexican, White, Chinese, black friends, and I don't care.
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Speaker 1: I like them because some of them make me laugh.
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Speaker 1: Some are sweet and kind, sporty, or share the love
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Speaker 1: of God. They're just my friends. You have lied to me,
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Speaker 1: and I'm very disappointed in all of you. You cannot
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Speaker 1: even follow your own rules. If you're going to do that,
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Speaker 1: why do we follow any rules we deemed unfit or ridiculous.
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Speaker 1: I'm not following your mask rule anymore. Then get the
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Speaker 1: posters out of our schools. Courage is contagious, so be courageous.
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Speaker 1: I'm not following your mask rules anymore. What a brave
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Speaker 1: young little girl. A brave young little girl who actually
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Speaker 1: decides that she's not putting up with it anymore. You
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Speaker 1: lie to me. She's literal. It should matter. What she's
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Speaker 1: saying should matter. Now. She's not the only one out
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Speaker 1: there fighting as teachers are being suspended. Another teachers, Mike,
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Speaker 1: was cut off when she had barely even given one
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Speaker 1: minute of her two minute comment time to speak a
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Speaker 1: powerful message to school board members. Another teacher speaking out
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Speaker 1: and encouraging students and parents to speak out, was silenced
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Speaker 1: by her school board that she works for when she
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Speaker 1: said this, parents, the longer that you wait and you
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Speaker 1: don't hold your child's schools accountable gives these guys more
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Speaker 1: time to dictate what's best for your child's physical, mental,
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Speaker 1: and emotional health. Don't be afraid to speak out for
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Speaker 1: your kids because they are voiceless and they rely on you.
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Speaker 1: You should be afraid of them rooting for socialism by
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Speaker 1: the time they get to middle school. Teachers, it may
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Speaker 1: seem that our careers have come to a dead end.
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Speaker 1: But I'm here to remind you we don't work for
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Speaker 1: the school board. We work to mold the next generation
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Speaker 1: of well rounded American patriots. So don't give up because
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Speaker 1: it is up to us. Students, you are on the
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Speaker 1: front lines of these indoctrination camps. Challenge the staff when
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Speaker 1: you're presented with a ludicrous statement, and do not allow
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Speaker 1: anybody to tell you that you cannot accomplish anything because
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Speaker 1: of your skin color, or to hate yourself because of
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Speaker 1: your skin color. Students, it is up to you to
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Speaker 1: be the next generation of victims or victors. And finally,
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Speaker 1: to the board, this is an over in your policies
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Speaker 1: or justice and there it is. Yeah, let's cut her off. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that teacher's words apparently are too dangerous. I hope that
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Speaker 1: all of these stories whether it be dealing with the
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Speaker 1: mayors that are saying, no more are we going to
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Speaker 1: allow for the national anthem or the Pledge of Allegiance
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Speaker 1: to be said at meetings, and no more are we
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Speaker 1: gonna allow kids to speak, and no more are we
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Speaker 1: gonna allow teachers to speak. And if you don't do
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Speaker 1: what we tell you to do, we will fire you
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Speaker 1: as a teacher, even if a court system says you
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Speaker 1: can't do that, and you violated, you actually violated the
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Speaker 1: rights of these teachers and waste your tax doilars trying
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Speaker 1: to silence these teachers saying don't do it. I dare
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Speaker 1: you go ahead, try it, see what happens. We will
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Speaker 1: come after you. We will silence you, We will shut
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Speaker 1: you down. People need to stand up and pay attention,
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Speaker 1: wake up, don't stop now. I would argue it's time
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Speaker 1: for us to take over every school board in America.
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Speaker 1: We can get our hands on, we better do it
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Speaker 1: because they're indoctrinating our kids to hate America. They're indoctrinating
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Speaker 1: our kids to believe that America is a terrible country.
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Speaker 1: They're indoctriting our kids that hate each other based on
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Speaker 1: the color of their skin with critical race theory. It's
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Speaker 1: time that we stand up and fight back, and a
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Speaker 1: lot of people are starting to do it. By the way,
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Speaker 1: I would encourage you to go backwards listen to the
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Speaker 1: podcasts that we went through about the fund, the police movement,
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Speaker 1: how it got started. Okay, it's important, and please share
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Speaker 1: people can hear what we're putting out while others and
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Speaker 1: the media refuse to cover these subjects. I'll see you
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Speaker 1: back here tomorrow. Have a great day.