you unlock this door with the key of imagination. door wi beyond it is another dimension you ve just crosse imaginad ove the twilight zone. i m scared. thankfully, we can rely on the media to tell us the e can rek in witen fantasy and the twilight zone. let s check in, for example, with msnbc. they know how to cover the problems that america really cares about. how to c. here to discuss a fabulous panel, nikki d is with us. new york city nightlife awards producer of the year, julie jay is here, legendary drag queen, activist and creator of the ofp nyc. rosie is here. rupaul s drag race, seasonsts an 13 finalist and off-broadway stard and marry a trans woman activist and superstar drag performerstar drr. ladies. i am so happy you are here because dozens om happy f states this country are targeting drag performerscross . to what do you want our audience to know? sorry that was just msnbc. they have an all star drag panel. orry. that s why we couldn t book them. they had t
people and back to the parents through community actionhe. thomas you know what they say about people like you and groups like yours and parents speak out. you want to ban books. to drive you crazy? a simplification of what you want to do. you want to procreate books in the appropriate library for kids at the appropriate age might correct? that s exactly right. we want the great works. wantt the classics. we don t want books that aream r going to hurt the children we want. we want more programs. this is not a movement about cutting budgets. we want more programs in the library. great books, great social programs to help our kids flourish. there is no world in which we want to ban books. that s absolutely propaganda. from the other side. right. and they re hidden. they re hidden ron desantis with that heavily because he believes the same in florida. rn and you re fighting back in virginia. that s why also the same dmindseesheavily. mit that got governor youngkin the job about a year ago
because they decide to honor these drag nuns who mock the catholic church. and now there s busloads of people out there protestingds the dodgers. why the dodgers even want to get involved in something ofg like this. i don t get.ge but can you talk about thatrs w from the perspectiveaninvolv? mean, you were probably more attached to the l.a. times than the new york times. these days. what were the dodgers thinking about? i t well, i think they re thinkinghi what anheuser-busch was or target.anheu they hire people who are very wealthy and affluent out of masters programs, mba programs that are wealth. and they feel that they re infet an echo chamber and they have completely ignored the middle s. s and what s starting to happen, brian, we re getting a class consciousness back that transcends race. a lot of the hispanic community cons and they rettin dodgers fans and they ve had it. and i think that s kind of an ap economical movement. and i think people are saying this, this wokeeo
example, commissioner sob manfred, he urged teamhickli to ditch the pride logos off their uniforms. the archdiocese of los is holding a day of prayer over sng a d. dodgers ridiculou move to honor the anti-catholic dragged nuns. the odgers rt. six national league hockey players, you may remember a few prnths ago, refused to wear the pride flags in the jersey. they just want to play hockey, not be in a billboar jersey.d ft a movement. seven teams also abandoned plans to wear that tockey oard for jersey. they re waking up. but it s not just on issues ofon gender and sexuality. american support for of gendor blacker has dropped . not because they don t support black lives, but the organization use ds to g oppressive tactics to get their point across. acrod ins plummeteet the latest pew poll in terms of acceptance by about half among us adults. that s down two thirds just from a few years few yea ago. gallup has found americans identifying as conservative get this has hit the highest point