Today, very exciting.

We're going to read and review some more woke children's literature.

We know that there are many books out there seeking to brainwash our kids.

If you go into a children's section at Barnes & Noble right now, it feels like you're being

handed pamphlets at an antifilm rally or something.

It's nothing but left wing extremism everywhere.

And that is certainly the case for this book, which is it feels good to be yourself written

by Teresa Thorn, illustrated by Noah Grigini.

And we're just going to read it.

We're going to find out what kind of brainwashing is going on in this book.

I feel like it's going to be pretty intense.

All right.

It begins.

This is Ruthie.

Now you notice from the very beginning, the politically correct assortment of people all over

this page.

So they've got all the different races and ethnicities, not a lot of white kids.

I mean, the one white kid, there's got the white girl there, but she has blue hair.

You have to be white, but you have to dye your hair.

You have to compensate by dyeing your hair, pink or blue.

Then we've got the child walking down, playing an acoustic guitar.

Why not?

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