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The second season of The Laverne Cox Show

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is a right around the corner. Honey,

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what made me come back for season two?

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Uh? The response to season one

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was so beautiful

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and inspiring. I got so many messages

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from people, and it's

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such a gift to hear that something

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you've done has made a difference in people's

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lives in a material way. And so

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that's really the best reason. And we're

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back. I've

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got so much lined up for you. Some

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of the most inspiring humans sat down

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with me and got real thought

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Leader Glenn and Doyle. It just seems

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like it's like never going to be enough,

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you know enough. Let

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us please just sit with

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that for a minute. I am

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convinced that is the answer. Is

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like everyone figuring out what is

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enough, And of course they'll be

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straight talk about what this country

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has been up to. Author and

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justice correspondent Ellie miss Dahl

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Well, I'm talking about the structure of our laws

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is to uphold white supremacy.

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It is every bit as much to

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uphold the patriarchy,

1:14

however you want to define that. And since normativity

1:16

and heteronormativity as well, absolutely,

1:18

and these are structural problems that we're

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not close to dealing with. But make

1:23

no mistake, there's always room

1:25

for art, beauty and joy.

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Legendary DJ and Grammy Award

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winner Honey Dijon God

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you know. Clubs for me are

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places of worship, celebration.

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Sexual expression removes

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whoever it is. You can bet we get into

1:44

it, my guest and I we go there every

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single time. I can't help it. And

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music is the backbone of

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humanity. Listen to The Lavernecock

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Show starting July twenty seven on

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the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,

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or wherever you get our podcast,

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