The Stop-Woke Act. Yeah. Where do you stand on this notion of not talking about race in a way that gives people discomfort in classrooms? So you can have the historical discussion about the history of black Americans, the contributions, the pitfalls, the perils, the tragedies. What you can't do is put in subjective viewpoints about what are the causes of this and what have been the outcomes of it on American society today. The bill isn't about teaching subjective lessons. The bill is about teaching history in a way that makes people feel uncomfortable. Slavery is an inherently uncomfortable topic, right? Why kid today to end on slaves? Why kid today to end persecute people from voting in the Jim Crow South? Why kid today is trying to learn and excel in his life like a black kid is, like a Hispanic kid is.