Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dylan show. We are here. Thank you everybody for watching the special and your kind words trended on Netflix for about a week, maybe still trending. Don't know one of the top search things on that platform.

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I sent this article to Ben. This was really strange and you know, usually when people sue, I always go like, you know, do you really need to sue because we're such a litigious country.

Every billboard is like sue them. There was a billboard when I was growing up. My dad used to pass on the highway. It was called 1-800-SUE-THEM.

And that was the billboard and it was about your ability to sue anyone for any reason at all. That's the type of country that we have. We have a country where the legal system basically exists as a place for personal vendettas, for get rich quick schemes.

As a way to arbitrate any and all disagreements. But then there are things where you go, okay, I get it.

I get it. Now, whether you are a fan of lawsuits or not to handle problems, there are certain stories where I go, oh, I could see that.

I can see a lawsuit there. That makes sense to me. Black mom, Sue's LA unified, which I believe is a school district over a cotton picking project at elementary school.

Yep. This is going to be one of the lawsuits that I can understand.

A black parent filed a civil rights lawsuit last week against the Los Angeles unified school district in the board of education saying that a cotton field was set up at an elementary school in 2017 that was intended to teach students about the experiences of slaves.

Rich and the pants that are 14 year old daughter who's referred to as SW in the lawsuit experience emotional distress as a result of the project at Laurel Spann school that her social justice teacher said was to help students quote gain a real life experience as to what African American slaves had endured.

Oh boy, the suit also names the schools then principal and social justice teachers defendants since the project Laurel Spann school was closed and a new school Laurel cinematic arts creative tech magnet was created in its place.

She said in September of 2017 her daughter who used to fibrillish share her day with her mother became very quiet and reserved.

And you imagine this one day as pits was dropping off her daughter on campus. She saw a cotton field in front of the school and called the office to speak with the school's principal Amy Diaz was unavailable.

It spoke with the assistant principal who explained that her daughter's class is reading Frederick Douglass's autobiography and that the cotton field was created so students could have a quote real life experience of slavery.

Well, they had a whole big thing.

This was right over in West Hollywood. Of course, of course it was. That a whole big thing.

And so she didn't have to pick the cotton or daughter.

But she had to watch other students complete the project while she was while she cared for other crops in the garden. I mean God. God, God help us.

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