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the word. it loses its potency. what you end up doing is alienating people who want to have a substantive and meaningful conversation. i think that s what we ve seen from the left, and for this cultural push. it rightfully got pulled down here. mercy, gender politician, gender, i don t know what you call it, gender propaganda, gender culture seems to be on its way out. gender and race, i mean, everyone made a big thing about it in the aftermath of donald trump winning resoundingly. it s maybe time to usher this out. absolutely. i do have to say, i do miss the days of watching rachel on real world and our own fox business kennedy, like the host on mtv back in the day. it really is unfortunate we ve gotten to the point i m actually kind of depressed about it that we re not inspiring our youth to think beyond just the color of one skin. like what dr. martin luther king