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when marginalized communities, stand up and hold people accountable to the real harm that legislation does, it is not enough for the right to have the votes to pass it, they want silence. they don't want to be held accountable, they want to use whatever tools that are at their disposal to mandate that silence. >> you have said that you are first inspired to run for office because of a string of anti lgbtq legislations, so you're holding elected office was a way to fight back on that front. how do you recalibrate that faye with this latest challenge? >> so, one, you always have to have hope that that change can happen. and you know that you are moving 150 different needles that legislature, just like every trans person, every ally who has a conversation around the importance, the impact of these bills, moves the needle with the people that they talk
barrels that are watching th admirer the faye, they want to join, what's your message abou how you push for change in you own community? >> i think definitely making sure, along with educating yourself, attending protests testifying at the loca legislator contacting year local action, and bridging wit them if there isn't a studen action group think about starting mondale be afraid to be person that starts change. and stir the fodder. -- [inaudible to make changes. >> sari, i need to tell you al year after the shooting at you high school, i went to parklan to do reporting. and one of the things i wa almost struck by as i spok with young people in this hous on all the precautions aroun this have become the way since in kindergarte
minors as well as the law that prohibited adult entertainment including male and female impersonators after a series of couldn't varies in that state. >> tucker: the state of tennessee bans the sexual mutilation of children, children get shot to death in a school, it's cause and effect. that's what abc news is telling you. that's not far from justifying mass murder. but others took the next step of we call the trans resistant network so the shooter's death was a complex tragedy that came from anti-trans bias. someone called faye john stone mosted messages after the shooting, trans misogyny, in canada trans rights organization put out a statement that ignored the murder of the children in nashville entirely and claimed there has been an exponential rise in anti-trans
hello, otis. we'd been through so much change and were just adapted to it, i was like, well, i'm sure we'll be able to manage it. and i did feel like i'd won the lottery. so did faye. she bakes cakes with her free time. i found that just having that one extra day off her week gives me so much more time to recover and recuperate after having such an emotionally draining and demanding job. it would take a lot for me to look for a job elsewhere now. they're not the only ones feeling the benefit. out of the 61 firms that took part in the trial 39% of employees surveyed said they were less stressed. there was a 65% reduction in sick days, and companies who provided data said revenues stayed broadly the same. uk workers do some of the longest hours in europe. the results of this trial suggest that doing fewer hours can be more productive. it hasn't been easy, though, for the firms involved. this four—day week is still a long
we'd been through so much change and were just adapted to it, i was like, "well, i'm sure we'll be able to manage it." and i did feel like i'd won the lottery. so did faye. she bakes cakes with her free time. i found that just having that one extra day off per week gives me so much more time to recover and recuperate after having such an emotionally draining and demanding job. it would take a lot for me to look for a job elsewhere now. they're not the only ones feeling the benefit. out of the 61 firms that took part in the trial 39% of employees surveyed said they were less stressed. there was a 65% reduction in sick days, and companies who provided data said revenues stayed broadly the same. uk workers do some of the longest hours in europe. the results of this trial suggest that doing fewer hours can be more productive. it hasn't been easy, though, for the firms involved. this four—day week is still a long
to be honest, ifeel like i've got more time on a weekend because i've got that day through the week. bethany�*s a team manager on her day off. after the pandemic, she was up for trying something new. hello. hello, otis. we'd been through so much change and werejust adapted to it, i was like, "well, i'm sure we'll be able to manage it." and i did feel like i'd won the lottery. so did faye. she bakes cakes with her free time. i found that just having that one extra day off per week gives me so much more time to recover and recuperate after having such an emotionally draining and demanding job. it would take a lot for me to look for a job elsewhere now. they're not the only ones feeling the benefit. out of the 61 firms that took part in the trial 39% of employees surveyed said they were less stressed. there was a 65% reduction in sick days, and companies who provided data said revenues stayed