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Slack.com slash DHQ. Today on the Matt Wall Show, a middle school in Colorado invited a

drag queen to come speak to the kids. Parents, of course, were not notified ahead of time.

So, is it officially, officially, officially time for parents to abandon the public school

system and rescue their children from this madness? We'll talk about that now on the

Matt Wall Show.

Alright, let's go and check on the latest madness in the public school system, shall we?

Always a fun topic. I point you to an article in the Daily Wire yesterday. Headline is

Drag Queen Jessica Lahore visits middle school after backlash school issues partial apology.

And the article says in part, after backlash from the community, a school district in Colorado

has apologized to parents for not notifying them in advance that a drag queen who goes

by the name of Jessica Lahore visited the school for career day. The district said it

would not apologize. However, for inviting the drag queen to talk to the middle schoolers,

a decision the school made in the name of inclusiveness and diversity. Adams 12 five star school

district admitted that a spokesperson for the school, admitted that the staff of Rocky

Top Middle School should have notified parents in advance about what they knew would be a

controversial event, which is the visitation of Jessica Lahore who dressed, which is not

his Christian name, I assume, who dressed in drag. He spoke to four different classes of

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