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Slack.com slash DHQ. Okay, so now we're going to look at another woke children's book.

This one on the surface, I mean, literally reading the book by its cover. It seems maybe

not as bad as some of the others that we've looked at that we've reviewed, but you never

know. So we just got to, we're going to read this whole thing. It's pretty short and

I'll read the whole thing and then I'll offer my review. So let's get into it. This is

called C is for consent. And this is, it says ages, this is for ages zero and plus. So if

you have a zero-year-old child, they could, they could read this and not from there. I mean,

you know, it's a board book. It's short. So this is really for kids probably, you know,

two, three, four or five years old. All right. It says, it's time for a party with family

and friends. And you see, of course, there we've got the interracial gay couple. We've

got the interracial disabled couple, one, one member of the couple's disabled. You got

to get all the representation there. And that's, I don't see any furries. I don't see anyone

who's apparently transsexual or even transgender or pansexual. So that's, that's a problem. But

we'll keep going. Grandma wants a hug, but Finn isn't in the mood. That's okay, says

dad. You don't have to give hugs if you don't want to. Grandpa leans down to kiss Finn.

Mom says, please ask for consent first. Grandpa asks, may I kiss you on the cheek? Finn replies,

hmm, yes you may. Auntie and uncle want Finn to sit with them. Come sit on my lap. No, you

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