Gender Ideology: The Epidemic of a Generation
September 5, 2024
1 hr 10 min
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September 5, 2024
Gender Ideology: The Epidemic of a Generation
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<p>This afternoon, Joe is joined by special guest Erin Lee, a mother actively pushing back against the rise of woke gender ideology in schools. Erin, a mother of three from Northern Colorado, is a speaker, writer, and the founder of <em>Stop Gender Ideology</em>, as well as the director of <em>Protect Kids Colorado</em>. During the show, she recounted the harrowing experience of rescuing her 12-year-old daughter from transgender grooming within the public school system. Erin also touched on a film released last year that chronicles their story.</p> <p>In their discussion, Joe and Erin delved into the connection between gender indoctrination in schools and the broader Marxist agenda. They argue that this movement is ultimately pedophilic in nature, aiming to undermine traditional family values and target children at their most vulnerable.</p> <p>After Erin's departure, Joe addressed the recent tragic school shooting in Georgia. He pointed out that clear warning signs indicated the shooter was mentally unstable and in desperate need of help. Instead of investigating the shooter's mental health, medication, or social interactions, Joe criticized how Democrats have once again shifted the focus toward gun control, calling for further restrictions rather than addressing the root causes of such violence.</p> <p>Later in the show, Joe turned his attention to Eric Coomer, the fallout from stolen elections, and the harsh consequences of speaking the truth in a society where transparency is often suppressed.</p>
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