[image: image.png] Pride Month day 3 at the Guggenheim museum they sell little red onesies that say: Raise Boys and Girls the same way: Exactly…to be kind, honest and curious!
“On Coming Out <fellowsblog.ted.com/on-coming-out-8a0340dd6624>” by Lee Mokobe. Excerpt: “Naturally I did not come out of the closet. The kids at my school opened it without my permission. They called me by a name I did not recognize. Said “lesbian.” But I was more boy than girl, more Ken than Barbie It had nothing to do with hating my body. I just love it enough to let it go. I treat it like a house. And when your house is falling apart, you do not evacuate. You make it comfortable enough to house all your insides. You make it pretty enough to invite guests over.
You make the floorboards strong enough for you to stand on.”
Part One: *Nitish Pahwa* is an associate writer for business and tech at Slate. The Inconvenient Truth About Elon Musk’s New Love Affair With Trump Once the champion of bold and innovative climate solutions, the Tesla CEO has lurched further away from his green ideals toward something else entirely.
Part Two: *David Faris* is an associate professor of political science at Roosevelt University. How the White House Should Spin the Trump Conviction. The time for Biden to show restraint here has long since passed.
Listen streaming live at wnhnfm.org
Listen anytime to the podcast at www.podomatic.com/podcasts/staff74238 <www.podomatic.com/podcasts/staff74238> podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/attitude-with-arnie-arnesen/id1634055179 Attitude with Arnie Arnesen, Pride Month,Nitish Pahwa, Musk, Trump, Slate dot com, David Faris, Roosevelt U., conviction, Democrats, Joe Biden
“On Coming Out <fellowsblog.ted.com/on-coming-out-8a0340dd6624>” by Lee Mokobe. Excerpt: “Naturally I did not come out of the closet. The kids at my school opened it without my permission. They called me by a name I did not recognize. Said “lesbian.” But I was more boy than girl, more Ken than Barbie It had nothing to do with hating my body. I just love it enough to let it go. I treat it like a house. And when your house is falling apart, you do not evacuate. You make it comfortable enough to house all your insides. You make it pretty enough to invite guests over.
You make the floorboards strong enough for you to stand on.”
Part One: *Nitish Pahwa* is an associate writer for business and tech at Slate. The Inconvenient Truth About Elon Musk’s New Love Affair With Trump Once the champion of bold and innovative climate solutions, the Tesla CEO has lurched further away from his green ideals toward something else entirely.
Part Two: *David Faris* is an associate professor of political science at Roosevelt University. How the White House Should Spin the Trump Conviction. The time for Biden to show restraint here has long since passed.
Listen streaming live at wnhnfm.org
Listen anytime to the podcast at www.podomatic.com/podcasts/staff74238 <www.podomatic.com/podcasts/staff74238> podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/attitude-with-arnie-arnesen/id1634055179 Attitude with Arnie Arnesen, Pride Month,Nitish Pahwa, Musk, Trump, Slate dot com, David Faris, Roosevelt U., conviction, Democrats, Joe Biden
