Wes Moore

I agree.

But I think this is something that they – this is a decision that the child cannot make on their own.

That's a good question.

You know, it's interesting.

Larry Jackson was a, you know.

No, but you know it's interesting.

Yeah.

When I went to military school, because I got sent to military school when I was young, that was an offense that could get you kicked out of school.

I remember that.

So, because remember.

Don't ask, don't tell.

That was pre, when I first went, I think Don't Ask, Don't Tell was passed.

a few years after I started military school.

No, in fact, yes, Don't Ask, Don't Tell was I think year two of my military school.

So actually that was a dismissible offense before.

So I actually didn't really get to know other people who were like openly, other teenagers who were openly gay until probably when I was like 15, 16 years old.

And that wasn't people I went to school with.

I think there were about 900 cadets in my school.

Yeah, no, and this is why I think everything about education, to include all this, it cannot happen in the absence of parents.

It just can't.