Podcasts that mention 📚 Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe

but did you see the the teachers unions recommended gender queer

Megyn Kelly mentions the teachers union recommended this book.

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an 11 year old... went to his school board meeting to talk about a book that he found in his library and the age advisor on this book is 14 years or older... I was in the library and this book was on a stand I'd like to read you a page... Obviously you can see where this is going... this book was at my middle school... as far as genderqueer... we do not need to be having literature that's showing boys how to suck dick

An 11-year-old boy and his father discuss a book found in the school library at a school board meeting, reading a graphic passage and describing its inappropriate sexual content, linking it to 'genderqueer' themes.

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Do you think that um the book gender queer should be given to children?

The host asks a guest if a specific book, 'gender queer', should be given to children, implying it contains inappropriate content.

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I showed her the in the in the the the gender queer book and she went oh and she's like I don't want to look at that

Mentioned in the context of showing controversial books to Marian Williamson, specifically 'the gender queer book'.

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But then you have another really great example, of course, is the book 'Gender Queer.' When the left was claiming to ban books, it's like, well, yeah, the ones that have porn in them.

In this segment, the hosts discuss the book 'Gender Queer' in relation to the debate over book banning, emphasizing concerns about its content, specifically mentioning issues of pornography in books accessible to children.

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many liberals are okay with books like genderqueer and this book is gay which contains sexually graphic images

Tim Pool mentions this book in the context of cultural war issues and sexually graphic content being acceptable to some liberals for children.

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And so genderqueer is one example of this

The speaker mentions 'genderqueer' as an example of a book with disgusting content found in schools.

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I opened genderqueer and showed her and she goes I don't care about that and I don't believe in censors I'm sorry I'm not trying to re-ash that yeah trying to make a point just about Sam

Tim Pool mentions showing the book 'Gender Queer' to a guest (Emma Vigeland) during a previous discussion about censorship and explicit content in schools.

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I wasn't there and I didn't see you I'm not putting words in your mouth Emma but that uh to have access to to be able to see pornography like you were writing specifically genderqueer and then she I she she didn't give like a good direct answer because they shoot

A speaker mentions the book 'genderqueer' while discussing a debate about controversial books being available to children in schools.

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I I think that if you actually you know what I don't think this I know this if you go to your average American and you show them the book genderqueer for instance you've heard about this book I've heard about it and it's got graphic images in it

Tim Pool mentions the book 'genderqueer' as an example of extremist content that some politicians advocate for, suggesting that showing the book to average Americans proves its existence.

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but uh you know Nuance bro have you read this book I I'm familiar with the genderqueer book Did you read it I did not read it but I'm familiar with what's in it yeah um I got close to the end I've read the whole thing so far but I will just point out a few very important things that people don't understand about this book

Tim asks Nuance bro if he has read 'this book', which Nuance bro identifies as the 'genderqueer book'. Tim then discusses the book's content and the author's perspective on their sexual fetish.

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so you know one thing we've referenced quite a bit is this book genderqueer that we have here without getting into this for the 800th time for everyone who's listening you've got places like Loudoun County which is literally 30 seconds away from where we are right now you drive 30 seconds

The host mentions the book 'genderqueer' as an example of controversial material found in schools, specifically referencing Loudoun County.

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So one thing that I've been talking about quite a bit and I'd love to talk with you Tyler about it is this book genderqueer

Tim introduces the topic by mentioning the book "Genderqueer" and discusses its controversial content and the author's life story as depicted in the memoir.

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For people who can't say we have uh the genderqueer book Ian bought that and one and we talked about how it's like I don't want to give this person money

The host mentions having 'the genderqueer book' and discusses the reluctance to financially support the author while needing the book for documentation.

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you know what you know and why you know it um and not just well you know because gender queer book told me that and so therefore that's the way that I feel

Michael mentions the book Gender Queer as an example of something people might read and base their feelings on.

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but thank you for leaving this gender queer book in front of my uh microphone

Dave Rubin thanks Tim Pool for leaving the 'gender queer' book in front of his microphone, expressing discomfort.

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