then I have no morals. That says it all. A lesson for us all. We have fantastic people

listening to this show and compassion to people and great human beings and this stuff

will resonate with them. Plain and simple. Stay tuned, that's coming your way. See you

back here tomorrow. Take care, God bless you.

It is my privilege today to welcome to the show California Mom and Attorney Aaron Friday

who is a leader of the Parent Advocacy Group R-Duty. They work to really support parents

who are facing the issue of gender identity with their children. Aaron, thank you for the

work that you're doing and for joining us on the show today. Thank you for having me.

So let's start with your family's story. I know you all have journeyed through this.

That's what brought you into this advocacy space of talking about issue of transgenderism.

What happened in your own daughter's life that she started to get interested or became

introduced to the idea of being transgender?

Well really started for my daughter in seventh grade when she went to her comprehensive sex

ed class at her public school and unbeknownst to me, a third party comes in and teaches these

kids for five hours. So an hour each day and one hour was dedicated to gender identity

with the gender-bred man and all of the kind of pictorials of you could have a female

body and a male brain. So the seed was planted after that class and in fact all of her friends

there were five sat in my front yard saying what their new labels were and none of them

chose the boring cis which is a made up term in and of itself but they all picked something

on the alphabet because it's not cool to be a boring white girl. That's how I took it

and I was alarmed by the language that they were using including pansexual which is not

a term that 11 year old should know. In fact I didn't know what it meant and I had to look

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