there seems to be concessions for everyone except Christians, you know, who read our Bibles,

who pray, who worship God, who go to church on Sundays.

There seems to be concessions for everyone except them.

Or if you're a straight white male, that's like the worst thing you can be, a straight white male,

because there's nothing you can claim to say, hey, listen, I've got this victimhood, you know.

I was speaking to my grandfather one day, and he said that this new woke definition, this new, you know, what's going on seems to be worshipping the point of victimhood to the point where you're doing everything you can to be one.

And it seems like that's what we're going towards nowadays. Being a victim is the easiest thing in the world because nothing's your fault. You're a victim. It's not your fault that this is going on. And everyone is claiming, wants to be a victim somehow. And I think that's what we're pushing towards. And it's one of the things I preach again, stop seeing yourself as a victim.

You're not a victim.

You're a victim.

Go out there and act like one.

Welcome to the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

So that man that you're going to hear from today is Zeke Arkham.

This is his second appearance on the podcast,

because we just think he's phenomenal. You can find him on X at Zeke, Z-E-E-E-K, Arcombe, A-R-K-H-A-M,

and he is worth the follow. And his following has gone up exponentially since the first time we had him on. He speaks in a way that is

honest, authentic, brave, unafraid of the feedback. And he backs the blue because he was part of the

police. And he doesn't go with Black Lives Matter. He goes, hashtag all lives matter. You're going to want to hear from what we're going to talk about the election. We're going to talk about victimhood in America. We're going to talk about toxic masculinity and you're going to love him. You're going to fall in love with this man if you haven't already. And another thing you can fall in love with is XXY Athletics.

Jennifer Say, another good friend of the show, started this company.

You may know her name because she used to be the president of Levi's, but that relationship

changed once she started advocating for schools to reopen in the Bay Area, really nationwide.

She said, why are we keeping kids out of school during COVID?

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