Well, Pride Month is here. And what's abundantly clear is that almost every single major corporate and public sector entity has changed their various logos, put up their various flags, and nothing says you're oppressed like every single institution of power immediately celebrating you for an entire month. So here's what we're going to do today. We're going to talk about what are the origins of Pride Month. We're going to talk about the new expanded version of LGBTQIA plus, or there's actually

another one too that we'll get into as well and kind of explain what does all of this mean.

We're also going to talk about why it seems as of lately it's been a lot more marketed toward kids.

And we're actually going to give you some examples of this to include one mother that

attempted to speak out about it on social media and then was threatened to such a degree

to where somebody was messaging the exact time she was dropping her children off at school

because she dared, she dared to go onto social media and fight back about it.

And yet, for some reason, we don't have big tech and everyone else coming in saying,

wait a second, this is a misapplication and this is wrong and we need to crack down on this.

No, no, no.

If it was done in certain circumstances, apparently it's okay.

So we will discuss all of that on more on this episode of Making the Argument. Today we're streaming on the Nick Fratis YouTube channel,

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and the Nick Freitas channel on Rumble.

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All right. I am your host, Nick Freitas member of the Virginia House of Delegates,

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