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Slack.com slash DHQ. Today on the Matt Wall Show, Democrats, the media, and many public

school teachers themselves are now in response to the coronavirus in effect arguing that

public school is inessential and expendable. And although I disagree with their take on

the coronavirus, I agree with them on this point that public school is inessential. And

I think we should take them out their word, actually. Also five headlines, including

Kanye's powerful pro-life plea. And in our daily cancellation, we'll discuss whether

a black woman doing Irish dance should get an exemption from the cultural appropriation

charge or should everybody be held to the same cultural appropriation standard? Or should

we just do away with the whole concept of cultural appropriation because the concept

is itself absurd, stupid, insane, and many other things as well. We'll talk about all that

coming up. But first, we'll start here in article in our, in the New York Times, really captures

the heroism and courage of our sainted public school teachers. This is the article written

by a public school teacher named Rebecca Martensen. And it says, I won't return to the classroom

and you shouldn't ask me to. Please don't make me risk getting COVID-19 to teach your

child. As I said, just incredible courage and heroism on display there from from Rebecca

Martensen. Let's read a little bit of this. She says, every day when I walk into work as

a public school teacher, I am prepared to take a bullet to save a child. In the age of

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