Sean Jackson

I mean, like we've been talking, I mean, our kids have been having questions about the stuff that's been going on way before, like what happened to us happened to us because I mean, we have a middle schooler and then, you know, like our, our, what do you call it?

He has Hispanic friends who haven't been coming to school.

And my son's been having basketball games canceled because some schools are predominantly Hispanic.

And if there's not enough team players on the team and we've just been telling them like, you know, like, you know, there are,

really

big things happening right now.

And they're not there because they're trying to, you know, either they've been taken or they're just trying to prevent from being taken.

And like now, like since what happened to us happened to us, like our 11 year old is just constantly talking about it.

And I'm just, I haven't, I'm like, it's your, you are a part of it.

It's your part of history now.

It's your story to tell.

Don't let anybody silence you.

You tell it how you feel it happened.

And, you know, and like we do like,

We're constantly apologizing.

Like, we're sorry.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, we never meant for that to happen.

Like, anybody that knows us knows that we're not bad parents at all.

We do a tremendously great job at taking care of our kids.