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Dr. Wilford Riley is the author of the book, Lies, my liberal teacher told me, debunking the false narratives defining America's

school curricula, and he joins us now, as he does almost every week, and we're grateful

to have him, Dr. Riley, how are you, buddy?

Doing, doing really well good to be back on

well listen I'm happy you were here and I also wanted to say that I think the

sexual revolution was great for women or no actually I read

a lot of the lie. Well sexual revolution had some obvious upsides I think I mean we both went to college but I mean yeah the

sexual revolution one of the things I point out in in the book is that you know a

lot of things like the oral sex became normalized for married couples and so I mean is obviously a plus to that but

STPs and a lot of those things really came out of the 1960s and 1970s. The gay party culture lifestyle came out of the 1960s and

1970s. Hippies came out of the 1960s and 1970s. So I mean one of the things we

really did was kind of take a look at the rules that existed in society at that time basic rules like you should be clean and shave your body hair and all of that sort of stuff and say what if this was just made up by hateful

evil white men that wanted to restrain you know my natural impulse to be free there

was even a musical called hair about how you shouldn't do all that stuff.

And a lot of people took that really seriously and that became kind of a plague on society.

You know, the single mom came out of that area as well and I think we're still

we're really the street gangs came out of that air I don't mean to just keep interrupting

and say I'm blank came out of that era but we're still dealing with the effects

of that now that people took these things like

male female mating where you have three kids that go back to ancient Egypt where

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