Eve Rodsky

My older son, Zach, he's taking gender studies, which I'm very and that was as a gift to me.

I didn't even ask him to do it.

He just was noticing that his school has a new newly formed gender studies elective.

And a lot of his friends were taking media.

And then he was sort of mad because the media kids got to maybe be announcers and

for the basketball team.

And he wanted to do that.

But anyway, he ended up in gender studies.

He's the only boy in the class.

And I'd say he comes to it with this really an understanding of how to care for his younger sister.

My middle son is my intellectual, more of my thought partner.

And all day long, he just sends me TikToks of people who hate fair play.

So that's his favorite thing to do.

He says, you need to understand criticism.

A lot of it comes from the Christian right.

And there are some really interesting critiques of fairness, saying that fairness is not a great value to aspire to.

But to those people, I always just, I have, I always with my son, when I say, oh, that's the critique.

Well, let's just, let's put, is fairness important to society?

Into chat GBT.

And that's always a fun answer because it's like fairness is the basis for every single legal system in the world.