Welcome to another episode of the Michelle Tofoya podcast. I'm a big freedom of speech absolutist, really.

People ought to be able to say whatever they want, no matter how unpopular it is.

That is the bedrock of a free society, being able to say whatever you want, wherever you want, whenever you want. Now, there's that thing about

yelling fire in a crowded theater, et cetera. Yeah, that's, we know. That's not really part of the deal,

although I don't know that it's illegal. Anyway, our guest today is a mom who went to exercise her

freedom of speech at a school board meeting.

Now, what happened to her next can either scare you or it can inspire you.

And my hope is that it inspires you.

Janet Robertson is next.

Welcome to the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

So gender ideology has become this big thing in American schools.

Ideology is not a science.

So while kids are failing in reading and math and science and civics, they're learning all about the multitudes of genders that are available to them in this non-binary society we find ourselves in.

Well, some parents are pushing back, including Janet Robertson. She lives in Benicia,

California, which is in the northern part of the state, and she decided to speak to her school board about how she disagrees with this ideology being

brought into lower schools, elementary schools, middle schools, even to a certain extent in high

school, where certain things are being discussed now that a lot of parents are uncomfortable

with. She spoke professionally, eloquently. She even got the notice of Elon Musk, which will

show you a little bit later. But Janet Robertson is going to tell her story. And I hope it inspires

more parents to rally around people like Janet or even rally around people you disagree with because that's what the First Amendment is all about.

You'll want to hear her story. She's really a remarkable person. She is going to join us in a matter of moments.

First, that dark spot on your face or the liver spots on your hands, your neck, your chest,

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