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We're going to be talking about motherhood.

Yes, yes.

And roles and parenting.

Definitely some good stuff.

We're going to be getting to that in a little bit.

But I just wanted to talk about some stuff we're seeing going on out in the world.

Like I said, it's never, never, never, never, ever, ever dull. I think it was about a week and a half ago, and I was watching this trend kind of build.

There was a lot of movement around teachers wearing dresses in the UK into the classroom,

and that was born out of a student who was not only shamed for wearing a dress.

He was expelled, which is quite an extreme reaction. We saw an individual getting sent

home and suspended for wearing nail polish, who was male, now someone wearing a dress. And they're

also sent to the psychologist who definitely was not getting this kid's back. Just remember,

fabric is fabric. Fabric is not gendered. We have placed gendered roles upon these fabrics and these

styles. That's not a real thing. That is a social construction. And we never created garments and the

fashion industry as a tool to be weaponized to keep people in line in terms of their gender expression.

Like that's not the purpose. That's such a misuse. And mental health is the

ability to occupy space in the world in whichever way feels best to us, which would whatever defining

terms or labels. And I was so excited to see. And I like that. It got momentum. All the teachers in

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