Alex Abad-Santos

It's just like the whole fight for like queer rights and like trans rights and equality is like overcoming this idea that like someone who who you don't agree with, who is like maybe as different physically, emotionally, spiritually than you has the same rights as you.

And so I think the whole idea of like painting someone as a monster or someone who does poppers or painting someone who does drugs, like, Like painting queer people and associating with that like puts us in a weird position where it's like, yes, I would like to defend poppers. Right. And again, you mentioned that they're a gray zone.

And so I think the whole idea of like painting someone as a monster or someone who does poppers or painting someone who does drugs, like, Like painting queer people and associating with that like puts us in a weird position where it's like, yes, I would like to defend poppers. Right. And again, you mentioned that they're a gray zone.

And so I think the whole idea of like painting someone as a monster or someone who does poppers or painting someone who does drugs, like, Like painting queer people and associating with that like puts us in a weird position where it's like, yes, I would like to defend poppers. Right. And again, you mentioned that they're a gray zone.

And I think that makes it even more complicated of like the legality of it all.

And I think that makes it even more complicated of like the legality of it all.

And I think that makes it even more complicated of like the legality of it all.

Love to talk about poppers on NPR.

Love to talk about poppers on NPR.

Love to talk about poppers on NPR.

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Oh my God. This is so much.

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C is J-Lo. That's J-Lo, I believe. Oh, I guess C. Okay.

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