Good morning and welcome to Bonjino Report Early Edition. I'm your host, Evita. The University of Michigan

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Biden honors the late Selena Quintanilla, who I don't believe would be a Biden or a Kamala supporter.

Daniel Penny's trial kicked off yesterday,

and we're going to discuss why many men are no longer heroic. Tim Walsh is guilty of appropriating

my culture. The media flips out over AI Trump memes, and Kamala denounces comedy. All this on

Bonjino Report, early edition.

We have a lot of serious stories to cover today.

We really do.

But I want to start out with some campus insanity.

Columbia University is offering a course titled a trans history of the United States.

And this class covers the diversity of gendered experiences across the history of the United States and aims to offer an in-depth

survey of the history of trans and gender non-conforming experiences across the history of the

United States. And crazy as that all sounds, it's actually pretty standard for the university

system. There's a lot of classes like that.

What I think is interesting is the class instructor, Nikita Shepard,

who goes by they-them pronouns,

is currently working on a doctoral dissertation that documents a political history of the public bathroom in modern America.

And this guy's past work includes research on radical fairies, which is a group that includes drag queens, leather folk, political activists, witches and magicians who get together

to do drag, make love, dance, naked, cry, sing, laugh, argue,

so commit heresies, and cover each other with mud.

It's really just absurd.

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