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Underreported Stories of April 17
In this episode of Underreported Stories, we delve into the contentious issue of free speech as a North Carolina student's suspension sparks debate. We explore the implications of public funding for gender confirmation surgeries in Ontario, raising questions about healthcare priorities. Molly Ringwald offers a critical perspective on how media portrays diversity, challenging conventional narratives. We also examine NBC News's critique of conservative influencers and the ensuing backlash. These stories highlight significant yet underreported societal debates, shedding light on complex issues often overlooked by mainstream media.
16-year-old suspended for using the term “illegal alien,” Molly Ringwald thinks her movies were “too white,” & explaining my beef with NBC News.
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Stories:
1. 16-Year-Old Suspended For Using Term “Illegal Alien” In Class - Carolina Journal
2. Google Stafferes Storm Officers To Protest Company Working With Israel - New York Post
3. Ontario Resident Wins Public Funding For Dual Genital Surgery - National Post
4. Molly Ringwald Complains Her 80’s Movies Were “Too White” - Fox News
5. NBC News Falsely Insinuates I Took Money From Speaker Mike Johnson - NBC News
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(0:00) North Carolina student suspension and free speech debate
(1:56) Public funding for gender confirmation surgeries in Ontario
(4:14) Media portrayals of diversity and Molly Ringwald's critique
(5:45) Sponsor: Acme Corp
(6:17) NBC News critique of conservative influencers and response
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By Underreported StoriesIn this episode of Underreported Stories, we delve into the contentious issue of free speech as a North Carolina student's suspension sparks debate. We explore the implications of public funding for gender confirmation surgeries in Ontario, raising questions about healthcare priorities. Molly Ringwald offers a critical perspective on how media portrays diversity, challenging conventional narratives. We also examine NBC News's critique of conservative influencers and the ensuing backlash. These stories highlight significant yet underreported societal debates, shedding light on complex issues often overlooked by mainstream media.
16-year-old suspended for using the term “illegal alien,” Molly Ringwald thinks her movies were “too white,” & explaining my beef with NBC News.
Watch the show on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/ChrissyClark
Stories:
1. 16-Year-Old Suspended For Using Term “Illegal Alien” In Class - Carolina Journal
2. Google Stafferes Storm Officers To Protest Company Working With Israel - New York Post
3. Ontario Resident Wins Public Funding For Dual Genital Surgery - National Post
4. Molly Ringwald Complains Her 80’s Movies Were “Too White” - Fox News
5. NBC News Falsely Insinuates I Took Money From Speaker Mike Johnson - NBC News
Support our sponsors:
patriotmobile.com/chrissy
underreportedstories.substack.com
(0:00) North Carolina student suspension and free speech debate
(1:56) Public funding for gender confirmation surgeries in Ontario
(4:14) Media portrayals of diversity and Molly Ringwald's critique
(5:45) Sponsor: Acme Corp
(6:17) NBC News critique of conservative influencers and response