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For their entertainment. >> martha: yeah. there's a lot of other choices that they can make. it's interesting. a lot of this conversation is is a zoom meeting sparked by this law called the don't say gay law but people that don't like it. the words don't say gay or don't use that term are not in this law. here's a teacher in florida talking about -- i believe he's in florida. yes, he is, talking about why he is so opposed to the passage of this law, which i should mention up front doesn't allow discussion about sexual gender issues up until mouth grade. let's play this. >> in order to build re...

>> he doesn't want to hide talking to his kindergarteners about going paddle boarding with his husband over the weekend. what do you think about that, carol? >> there's absolutely nothing in this law that prohibits him from telling the class that he went paddle boarding with his husband. the law specifically says instruction. okay? now if he takes that paddle boarding conversation and turns it in to here's a book about gender identity and you can be a boy, but you can be a girl tomorrow. all of this is available to you, yeah, that's not allowed to say i want paddle boarding with my husband ove...

Liberalism nobody actually supports. "gay, gay, gay!" on msnbc, one teacher talks about how he yearns to talk about details in his life with a captive audience of kindergartners. "ron desantis, the biggest idiot, is standing in the way of teachers of self-expression!" watch. >> we should have a discussion for that's what we do in education but we build relationships with arcades and in order to build relationships, you talk about what you do on the weekend and it's building community. it scares me to death that i'm not going to have these conversations with my children because they are going t...

The town’s nip ban takes effect May 1, reminded Town Administrator Derek Sullivan during Tuesday’s Board of Selectmen’s meeting

Prospect Lake reopened for recreational use Wednesday for the first time in nearly three months, after levels of a toxin associated with blue-green algae dropped to safe levels.