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Slack.com slash DHQ. Every time I fly into Kansas City to give a speech, there's a problem.

A few years ago, I flew in to speak at the University of Missouri, Kansas City, to give

a speech titled Men Are Not Women and some wacko in the audience attacked me and the following

day, the Chancellor of the University sent out an email to the entire school apologizing.

Not to me for being attacked, but to everyone else for the fact that I had been invited

in the first place. Well, it's deja vu all over again. This Thursday, I am scheduled

to fly into Kansas City to give another speech, this time at Washburn University in Topeka.

The student group that invited me wants me to speak on the very same topic. This confusion

between men and women and what the difference is, it seems to have only gotten worse in

recent years as Judge Katanji Jackson proved last week during her Supreme Court nomination

or her confirmation hearings, rather, when she could not define the word woman. Yet again,

the University leadership has sent out an email condemning me for a speech I have not

yet given for making the bold and controversial claim that boys and girls are different.

I received an anonymous tip last night that has since been confirmed that the President

of the University, Jerry Farley, sent out a campus wide email preemptively condemning

me for the speech that I have yet to give. This President, Jerry Farley, I've just confirmed

with Young America's Foundation, personally signed the contract inviting me to speak.

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