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In these crazy times, people constantly ask me, what can I do?

What can I do?

Well, here's one thing you can do.

You can help our friends at the Alliance

defending freedom. These guys are heroes. In fact, I wanted to have Tyson Langhofer. He's a senior

counsel at ADF and director of the Center for Academic Freedom at ADF to talk to us about something

they're working on now. So you get some sense of what these heroes at ADF to talk to us about something they're working on now. So you get some sense

of what these heroes at ADF are doing. Tyson Langhofer, who is currently in Loudoun County,

Virginia. Welcome to the program. Thanks for having me, Eric.

You tell us about the case of Pam Ricard.

This is just so classic.

I mean, the evils that people are dealing with, that parents are having to deal with,

with schools effectively telling them, we can do what we want with your kids.

We don't need your permission.

I mean, this is as un-American as anything imaginable. It's happening now,

and you guys at ADF are dealing with it. You're fighting the battle. So tell us about the case of

Pam Ricard. Yeah, sure. So Pam's a middle school math teacher in Junction City, Kansas. And

at, you know, a year ago, Pam was forced to, she basically was forced to use pronouns of students at their request. And she said, look, I'll be happy to use their name, but I just don't want to to lie to the students. But on top of that, the school told her that, you know, she had to use the legal name and biological pronoun

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