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He discusses how the push for gender fluidity and the war on masculinity are part of a larger agenda to distort natural biology. Corolla warns against the ongoing war on masculinity and femininity, warning that efforts to blur gender lines threaten social cohesion and individual well-being.
He also notes the shifting political landscape, pointing out that many first-time Trump voters were women, especially mothers, who oppose policies like radical transgender rights and school indoctrination. Corolla asserts that Democratic strategies—focused on racial identity and social justice—have alienated many black voters by patronizing them with insincere promises, instead of empowering them through education and economic opportunity.