Do you watch Fox News with your finger on the back button in case someone enters the room?

Do you methodically clear your browser history to erase all evidence of Prager U videos?

Do you hide your subscription to the Ben Shapiro podcast?

Or, and perhaps most dangerous of all, are you afraid of getting caught watching the Rubin report,

which is hosted by the very scary but quite dapper Dave Rubin?

If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then you're in the political closet,

and it's time to come out.

Here's the good news. If you currently reside in the United States of America,

you live in the freest country in the history of the world. Beyond some basic limitations,

you can do whatever you want, and with hard work, become whatever it is you want to be.

Pretty great, ain't it? So why the long face? Because you know that something is out of whack.

You really don't feel free to say what you want, or share your true thoughts on Facebook,

or even associate with those you'd like to. And why is that? I'll tell you why.

Because there's a massive fliction spreading throughout the Western world. It's called the bravery

deficit. People, good people like you are afraid to say what they think, and there's little wonder.

Believe that men can't give birth. Congrats, you're a transphobia.

Want people to keep more of what they earn because they know how to spend it better than the

government does? Bravo, you're a greedy capitalist. Understand that the gender pay gap is because

men and women often choose different professions and different hours, not because of rampant sexism.

Hooray, you're a misogynist. Take the wrong side of any hot button issue and your reputation,

your friends, and your job can all be lost in an instant. You will likely never get a chance to

confront your accusers most of whom are anonymous, and you may feel forced to issue a faux apology to

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