All right.

Inside of the cabin.

And now she's wearing the mobile.

That bill.

I know that I can say sometimes that I'm not getting up in the morning because of school.

But now that I know that it's too close that I will never be able to get a school again.

I'll see my parents teachers, my friends that I've been with for six years,

I won't be able to put half mean my basic school and half of them.

It feels really bad to be discriminated against like this.

I'm healthy and I don't know how many they need me and I'm really sick.

I have read about discrimination and segregation and history as well.

So I feel like that is what is happening to us now.

We have the power to change that. Please vote now.

Thank you.

Thank you all very much.

Thank you.

My name is Thotham Michael Copenhagen.

I'm a campus teacher in New York State and teaches our histod philosophy,

theology, biology, chemistry, and history in high school.

I also have a family of six children who are not allowed to attend the religious school where I teach because I refuse to violate the moral law.

Not just religious, said, or rights, but the moral law that binds us all.

Consider one such moral issue, various vaccine products such as MMR for ways that we've known.

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