Khalil Greene

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The Don Lemon Show · LEMON DROP | Kahlil Greene on Birthright Citizenship, Juneteenth, & Pride · 8 Jul 2025 podcast

It depends, like, where you are.

But I'd say it's largely one of those online issues that we're stoked by the campaign.

So Donald Trump and the Republican Party, I believe, no, I know, spent about $255 million in total as a party on anti-trans attack ads.

that sort of made them the huge boogeyman.

It was very similar to what you saw in the 80s and 90s of using crime and black criminals as a sort of boogeyman.

There's always something.

Now it's going to be Muslim people.

But it was a manufactured crisis in terms of both the idea that it's a social contagion that everyone's doing, the idea that these

hormonal like in these surgeries are happening they're castrating and sterilizing people like all of these things are not not only not backed by data but blown out of huge out of proportion immensely and used to stoke fear and young people who especially people who grow up with shows like Euphoria which is Zendaya's show that was on HBO all the Netflix shows like they're queer people all over our media and they're very accepted I wouldn't say like generally by young people so I think it's all a manufactured thing

Yeah.

And I think I thought that for a long time.

And I've seen some people, especially now that I moved to a big city, actually, I've seen a church with all sorts of pride and trans and black rights flags.

So I think religion can be a little bit malleable depending on who you are.

But generally speaking, the largest religious communities in the United States are very conservative, leaning to fundamentalists and very anti so many things, whether it be LGBTQs

Exactly.

So for that, I think to agree with your point, because so much of religion is like that, that's why young people are moving away.

But in theory, I think if there's a world where those churches that are super accepting that you find in the big cities are the churches that are more...

sort of platformed or more shared and those ideals are shared, then perhaps we can see it even out.

But because historically, churches have been so dominant and so conservative and so restrictive, that's why we're seeing young people are moving away.

Yeah.

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