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Brad calls in struggling with conservative parents who say they're supportive but vote against LGBTQ rights. After two and a half years of trying, Brad went back in the closet with them because their actions contradict their words. The hosts share experiences with their own conservative families—Josie's approach involves patient street epistemology questioning over years, while Lux advocates for hard boundaries and social consequences. The contentious conversation reveals Brad's parents refusing to connect their votes to real-world harm, playing word games about "knowing versus intentional," and claiming kids are being pressured into fluid sexuality. When Brad pointed out their mother changed her language after a cousin came out bisexual, she exploded over being called bigoted. Brad faces the painful choice between maintaining family relationships and demanding accountability for votes that threaten their civil rights.
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