Good evening, everybody. How are you all doing? We are recording live from the Astroglide Studios.

We got a great show plan for you. We're going to be talking about how not to Stonewall. I know.

It's one of the more common, often male-associated forms of dealing or we should say not dealing with

conflict. So we'll be talking about that layer in the show and also talking about the important

difference between noticing someone who's

attractive, flirting with someone, and crossing the line and becoming a full-blown creeper.

Yeah, that's right.

You don't want to be that person.

Interesting stuff in the news.

A lot more schools are starting to say this.

University of California will no longer consider SAT and ACT scores. I love that. We now know the history

of a lot of standardized testing is quite problematic. It's rooted in white cis heteronorms. So

people that are from different classes or races aren't necessarily going to be able to be held

accountable in the same ways that people from other backgrounds will be.

Look, I thought that way even about the IQ test. I am trained when I did my doctoral program

in clinical psychology. I was trained in how to administer personality test and IQ test.

And just looking at some of the things, I'm telling you, I appreciate and understood where I,

this is one form of intelligence. Actually, here's how it really works. I took the IQ test,

test whatever it tests for, and we decided to call that IQ. But there's a lot of different forms

of intelligences. We talked about that. And SATs and ACTs are the same way. They're,

they're somewhat arbitrary and not everyone's a good test taker. And so it's very ableist. It's not

acknowledging that some people do to different cognitive issues, disabilities, limitations,

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