Chachi

My name is so-and-so and I'm a he, them, he, the are my pronouns.

And there is, there is, there is a support that happens with the community when you do something like that.

And so it's really important.

I mean, I still, I believe language is important, but I also believe we shouldn't be married to language because it's going to evolve over time.

Sit with a 21 year old right now or 22.

somewhat year old, I'm not saying 21 particularly, but like sit with a 20 year old and have a conversation about this.

You're going to have a completely different conversation than you and I are.

And that's, but that's enlightening because I think that generation is living in

Honestly, way more authentically than when I was.

There's a book that just came out by, I'm trying to think of his name.

Oh, gosh.

Totally drawing a blank.

But it's... Oh, yeah.

Styler Baylor.

He, she, they.

I don't know if you've heard of him.

But he's an athlete.

And he wrote... He's a trans athlete.

And he is... The book is amazing.

I read it in a day.