Oh, no, it's a Five-minute drive for me.
So yeah But imagine running into the Sherman Park naked banded in this fall You know, of
up.
Yes.
You
what I'm saying?
Probably take some video footage.
Really?
Yeah.
Get good, you know, on the ground coverage.
That sounds
You guys liked the humping video yesterday.
I thought it
Shot and killed by an alleged family member because it was a family altercation and then this person the 63 year old Charlene house came by with her gun and obviously I don't know if it was words even exchanged because it was just like she came on a mission and Like one of them times where a person say one more time, right?
You let me one more time and you gonna find out you gonna faffo
And then there was that one more time.
He did that one more time.
Yeah.
He found out.
She shot him in the head.
Yeah.
And killed him.
Yeah.
Yeah.
A lot of people that, you know, like, you know what?
You got a good batch.
Other people be like, not so much.
Not so much.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I see.
You know, I get it.
You know, like for me, I don't know if the strain.
Well, how they were living.
Yeah.
And I wouldn't.
I wouldn't adjust it to that.
I wouldn't.
I went to school every day.
I had great grades.
I wouldn't used to having roaches or mice in the house and all that kind of
Well, my late mother, she was addicted to Pepsi, which ended up, you know, having most of us addicted to Pepsi as well.
Oh, Pepsi drinkers, huh?
Yeah.
Yeah.
But, you know, I haven't drank soda since 2008.
So, um, and so anything with even carbonated water, I can't drink it.
I don't like it.
Oh, wow.
Okay.
Yeah.
So, um, I think sometimes it's when you become your own person.
So like, like being forced to eat tomatoes, carrots, black eyed peas, your mama said you got to eat a lot of these, you know,
And so we were forced to eat, you know, squash and stuff like
that.
bigger, I like,
tomatoes.
I mean,
So we all know Lori Jones.
Yes.
Our radio homie.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
She used to be over at Jammin.
She's at NPR now.
Yeah, she is.
And we used to laugh all the time because we were both on V100 together.
And I wasn't really on the air, on the air then.
I was like doing weekends or something.
But she was doing middays and people would always come up to her and say they thought she was black.
Well, I'm just saying if I'm a listener, if I'm a listener, you know, I want to say great morning.
Tracy Hayes.
Look, look, look at the YouTube page.
You see that he gave us a thumbs up.
I guess that means we're doing something right.
Cause you know, son, you know, I listen all the time, right?
And sometimes I just roll with you.
I don't know.
I just said that, you know, I want to say great morning to everybody on the YouTube page, the page that use the tube.
You know, you get what I'm going with.
Now, who are some of these people?
Let me say some of the names before we have to take care of some bills because, you know, I know what it is.
You know, you don't pay your bills.
You're going to be out here in the shed.
I'm just saying I've been living in the shed for a long time.
with the cows the horses everything you know i got a couple of kids by some goats uh
There's
Great morning.
Uh, needed Nicole.
Great morning.
Uh, since Sarah Ronnie Ray real.
Good morning.
Venus Jones.
Uh, great morning to you.
Uh, Jeff.
Uh, great morning to you.
Oh, I know Blake Gump.
See, Blake Gump came up when I came up.
Blake Gump, he from, he doesn't been everywhere.
I just been everywhere on the farm.
Got me some sheep.
You know, have you ever had a sheet before, baby?
Yeah, I'm talking about.
I had a sheet.
Did you make love to
I sure did.
I sure did.
I did.
I did.
I did.
Xavier.
I got Wolf for life.
Uh, well, we got to get ready to take care of Tracy.
Hey, thank you very much for your contribution.
Uh, we appreciate that.
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Can I come black?
She said yes.
That's all I'm saying.
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Nelson.
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you're bringing it out of
Well, it's a writer.
Carmen.
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Yes, I suck at pronounce a name.
So
I don't know about your last name.
But yes, he's coming in a 30 and should be a riveting interview.
And so and it was well needed because oftentimes, especially when it started, and we'll talk more about it with Carmen when she arrives.
Our voices weren't being heard.
Our stories weren't being told.
And so with the late Dr. Joe Jones, you know, he he done that.
Right with W and O V. So yeah, we'll talk more about it when we get our guests in here.
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We don't know, but if either way goes, you're going to learn today, uh, about the Milwaukee career.
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It's, it's, I don't, I don't know what is going on.
with some of those, the new generals, I guess we just call them the new generals because we didn't hear, as I was saying yesterday, we didn't used to hear about a lot of things like this happening at King, unless they just kept it under wraps.
You know what I'm saying?
Well, I think it would have came
Like some of these teachers, uh, I don't see when I end up hearing about, uh, some of these situations that are taking place that are unfortunately taking place.
I don't hear that.
It was, oh, that teacher has been near since I went to, you go, you know what I'm saying?
So it's new generals.
New
I do find the length of time the number of victims to be concerning.
Also tonight concerns from the court as Antonio Kitchens, a Rufus King band teacher, faces three felony charges involving students.
TMJ4 News first broke this story on Friday.
Today we were there when that teacher went before a judge for the first time.
Our Mike Beermeister spoke with Raylina, the parent of a former Rufus King student who says her son had interactions with kitchens that left him uncomfortable.
This is Antonio Kitchens making his initial court appearance Monday.
The Rufus King High School band teacher is charged with two counts of sexual assault of a student by school staff and one count of attempted sexual assault of a student by school staff.
another concern here is the fact that we have not just one student but at least three.
One former Rufus King parent says the allegations brought back concerns her son had about kitchens before he graduated last school year.
I actually warned my son about Mr. Kitchen and told him do not be alone with him.
Raelina Windman says her son took extra trumpet lessons with kitchens.
She says kitchens once offered him a ride home and her son felt some of their interactions went too far.
He felt like a line was crossed when he made him uncomfortable because he was aware of what he had been through.
Windman says her family never brought those concerns here to Rufus King.
She says nothing happened that she felt she could act on.
But the criminal complaint details what three students later reported to investigators.
One student told investigators.
he froze during an alleged encounter and eventually began avoiding kitchens and banned altogether.
Another said he initially thought what happened to him was an accident.
When he later asked a friend whether anything had ever happened with kitchens, the response was you too.
MPS told families the reported behavior is absolutely unacceptable.
The district says kitchens is not currently working at the school and it's conducting its own investigation.
For windman, the charges are now warning to other parents.
We need to continue to make them aware and we need to stay involved.
So as a parent, stay vigilant.
Stay vigilant.
And the case could grow.
The criminal complaint says investigators have leads involving two additional potential victims.
Kitchens is scheduled to make another court appearance next week.
In Milwaukee, Mike Beermeister, TMJ4 News.
Crazy.
It's crazy.
Um, let's see.
I needed a co said, see something, say something.
Uh, Dale Mack.
Great morning.
Love you.
Appreciate you.
So blow.
They need to take him to your island.
Yeah.
Annihilation Island.
Uh, I needed a co said, respectfully, I don't want to hear from a parent that said nothing.
The kids don't know how to say, even as they get older.
They don't know how to say what's bothering them.
You know, they don't know.
They just don't know how to express it.
But I always felt like this.
If he doesn't, my son doesn't want to do something or doesn't want to go somewhere or all of a sudden stops doing something that he liked to do or activity or something.
Right.
I go with it.
You don't want to do it anymore.
OK, cool.
Because you never know it could be something like this and they don't know how to express it or they're afraid to say anything or whatever you know, but
Yeah, and this is a shame it really is and just the fact that when you think about this and this is why in my opinion there are several more students that
may not even still go to King now.
Yeah.
Uh, that I believe that are going to have some revelations.
Yeah.
And the reason I say this is because, uh, Antonio kitchens, again, it said he served as the band and drumline teacher for several years.
Wow.
For several years and
that's
and we know it's serious allegations But you still should say something if it was to your attention.
Yes, because there's so many people Bailey who may have suffered sexual assault or rape by Someone in the family and they don't say anything.
Yeah, and then there's other members in that family that may be going through the same thing.
Yeah, that and it's like
If you don't say anything, then you really do, in my opinion, you could be subjecting other people to go through it.
And then all of y'all have to come out and say, yeah, he did it to me.
She did it to me, too.
She did.
You know what I'm saying?
and and he definitely Allegedly prayed on these youth these students at the school because when it talked about Some of the things that he did the kitchens would sit next to a student place a laptop on the students lap
and use the black of his hand underneath the device to touch the students genitals.
Oh my
One student told investigators he froze during the first encounter.
He reported that the abuse kept happening, leading him to avoid the band program entirely.
The student believed the teacher targeted them because they are the kind of people to be quiet.
Wow.
the allegation surface after one student confided in a friend and later another teacher.
Another student realized the conduct was not accidental after asking his peer, has anything ever happened with you and Mr. Kitchens?
And the peer replied, you too, as you heard in the
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We are talking about this teacher, Antonio Kitchens, who is now charged for allegedly sexually assaulting three boy male students at Rufus King High School.
He's a band teacher, band leader.
And he's worked there for several years.
truth?
I'm just, I'm just wondering if that lady after her son had that uncomfortable situation, she still should have reported that that way it would have been on record.
agree.
Had she reported that, we probably wouldn't be talking about this now.
Probably would have stopped right then and there.
Yeah.
That's all right.
I don't really like that because
I don't know if she's married and has a hearse in that home, but if a man would have been in that situation, that would have been dead right there.
See, that's why we need two people in the household.
If a man wouldn't have just let that go, he would have went up to school and had to talk to do personally.
And it would have ended right there.
But now we got three other children that have suffered because she kept her mouth shut.
That doesn't make
It really doesn't make sense.
And that's the part that upsets me.
You run your mouth all the time.
That's all, not all women, but most of them just be running their mouth while you didn't run it then.
That doesn't make sense.
I could tell she the type to be running her mouth all the time, but then when it comes to something real, she ain't gonna say nothing about your son and you ain't gonna report it.
All of the other students going there, you just let that ride and then you get on the news and tell people you had a talk with your son about it.
And that's as far as it went.
That is in
Yeah.
It's part of that.
It's her fault too for keeping her mouth shut.
There was no reason not to report that.
I agree.
No.
Let them decide whether to go forward.
That's right means they would have had to question him.
Yeah,
probably wouldn't be working there.
Now look where we are all because I got a gold man that
Y'all have a good morning.
Absolutely.
Thank you again and thank you for your support on our YouTube page as well.
But you know, Bailey, one of the things that I often bring up when people talk about the two parent household and you know, if the man had been there.
I always have to look on the side and the safety of the children if there are children involved.
Because sometimes that biological father is also the monster to those children.
Sometimes it may be the mother that is the monster to those children, the uncles that are the monsters to those children.
So I understand.
And absolutely do believe that having a two parent or two guardian household can help in raising children, boys and girls.
But all of those people don't need to be there.
There's a lot of women that may have had to raise their children or child by themselves because the person
that was not a good person to be around.
He may have been abusive to the mother.
He may have been overly abusive to the children.
So there are some reasons that we had to have some strong sisters that stepped in and did what they had to do to try to raise their child or children to the best of their ability.
Is it better, yes, to have a two parent?
you know household where you're doing that but sometimes when people say that I cringe a little bit because I'm like what was the situation was the father a drug addict was the father a drug dealer was the father an alcoholic
right so you know but if they are those things and we saying but y'all see that's why the fathers need to go black in there not if this person
is just as destructive to the family structure as some other people.
So I just, you know, I look at the full picture, but do I believe that you have a better chance of rearing your children when you are able to have two people?
Yes.
But I just do also know that there are a lot of women that were safe because they ended up saying, nope, I can't do this, not with this person.
Yeah,
and sometimes it's none of that sometimes mom and dad are better as friends Under one roof it doesn't have to be all of that from our YouTube chat All right Kawada says always tell people if you get a bad juju if you get bad juju vibes from someone as a kid and now as an overly grown
A adult, if I feel uncomfortable around someone, I speak and stay the F away, later what I felt to be right.
So in other words, yeah, if you get that feeling around somebody, and you know what, if you get that feeling around somebody,
I wouldn't allow my son to be around him either.
I'd be like, nope, I don't feel right.
I don't feel right.
And my son don't have to tell me nothing.
I know.
I see it.
I'm like, um, um, Dale Max said, I don't see how some people can turn a blind eye to situations like this.
Yeah, that was, that was bad.
It really was.
Cause you, you on, you're on television.
You know stay what and he offered him a ride home No, I Needed a call a child may be scared to speak
Oh, to speak up.
But there's no excuse for a parent not speaking up.
Monitor shifts in your children and ask questions.
That is so correct.
And there's no way that he felt my son would have felt that uncomfortable.
And I would have went up to the school and sat in their office and had time.
I had time.
I got time for that.
Right, right.
They'll know me as new.
I listen.
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My truth is I'm thinking it might be of some type of court Among you know teachers with this roof is king cuz somebody always touching on somebody at roof is king number two
If it's dealing with black children, that might be another reason why they do it because the law is very lenient when it comes on black children being touched.
And it was a study that black children have always been targeted because of that.
Our other thing I was thinking about too is what kind of connection that these people who's touching on these kids is having with the parents.
because I know back in the day some some of these parents would be pimping their kids out whether it was for dope or you know we energy bills to be paid so it makes me look at it like that and then the last but not least is wise always the kids you got midges over here on 15th and North Avenue giving their way for a bag of chips and a soda and a little nip dip.
So I don't understand why you want to touch on a little kid when you can go buy it and get what you want.
And then they also said that some of the people always size up the father to see if they can beat up the father.
Because if there's a father and the father looks strong and powerful, they won't mess with those.
But usually they mess with the kids who got the father who looks very, very
weak.
So do your own little research.
Have a good day.
All right.
Thank you very
Um, you know, Bailey, we do have the criminal complaint.
You know, you know, Diego's criminal complaint.
Right.
So, um, I do have the criminal complaint.
I'll start to, uh, do let's get some more of these comments off of the, because we do have a guest coming up at 8 30.
So I want to get some more of our comments off our YouTube page, uh, before I dive into this criminal complaint and try to get in the best that I can.
nurse are in Kawanda's comment saying that the uncle with the bad juju vibes We got my D said cover up is crazy.
My cousin's son was from her brother's daddy Wow, yeah nurse are in Kawanda said Anita Nicole I spoke as a kid
and still do now because I refuse to sit in silence and my mama would tell me I always said so and I always said so and so gave me bad juju vibes and I did.
I don't care who you are.
That part.
My D said Homer fax fax fax no lies detected two grown people in the same house don't work most of the time.
Del Max said you write below because some of these fathers be molesting they own kids.
Yeah.
Deco said two sane parents.
They both can't be crazy in the house.
That part
Since here, Ronnie Ray Real said, I guess it's safe to say that coffee is kick off.
He is kicking in talking about me.
Del Mack, right?
Bailey, the party party to the crime.
Alfonso de Pris since sincere.
Oh, okay.
Let's see.
Lauren Taylor said on my mama the news tries to find the dumbest weirdest looking people to interview for their stories.
Yeah, she didn't look so crazy though.
Right.
That's why the words that was coming out of her mouth.
Was sounded crazy though.
I needed to call some parents have time for all the wrong things.
That's true.
Yeah, that's true.
That's very true.
Again, I will amend the way that I need to amend because again, we do have a guest coming up at 8 30 a.m.
So I'll start.
It's a four page criminal complaint.
So again, I will amend as best as possible while reading this particular criminal complaint.
I read them all the time.
So, um, state it was kind.
So if you are immediate family or friends of the defendant who is charged in this particular criminal complaint,
or you are immediate family or friends of any of the victims of this particular criminal complaint.
All of the information I'm disseminating is already of public record.
Yes.
So with that being said, state of Wisconsin versus Antonio M. Kitchens, uh, date of birth, 8 10 98 count one sexual assault of a student by school staff.
The above name defended approximately October 1st, 2025 through October 15th, 2026 at 1801 West Olive Street in the city of Milwaukee did have sexual contact with WMA Data Burr 45 2009, a child who had attained the age of 16 years and was not the defendant's spouse, said child being enrolled in a school and said defendant being a member of that school staff.
Class H felony.
The defendant may be fine, not more than $10,000 or in prison, not more than six years or both.
And these first three charges are all the same charge.
So I'll just read the count and the initials.
Count two, same charge, sexual assault of a student by school staff.
He did have sexual contact with JLM, date of birth, one, seven, 2009.
uh, count three, uh, attempted sexual assault of a student by school staff.
The above name defended approximately May of 2026 at 1801 West Olive Street in the city of Milwaukee, Milwaukee County attempted to have sexual contact with T I W date of birth 11 19 2008, a child who had attained the age of 16 years old and was not the defendant's spouse or said child being enrolled in a school.
a class H felony, $5,000 fine, three years in prison or both.
Probable cause.
On October 15th, 2026, an officer was on patrol and was contacted by the principal of Rufus King High School, which is located at the above address of 1801 West Olive Street in the city and county of Milwaukee regarding a sexual assault of a student at that school.
The officer conducted minimal fact interviews of three separate students, all three of which were males under the age of 18, and thus cannot consent to sexual activity.
Their statements were all similar.
They each described that when the above defendant was their teacher, the defendant would be in a scenario where he was alone with them in the auditorium at the above address, going over grade slash schoolwork.
They all described that the defendant would be sitting next to them and would place one hand under a laptop and then put their laptops in their laps, then use the black of his hand to touch their genitals.
Police were also provided written statements regarding the incidents.
Interview of the principal, a detective made contact with the reporting principal.
Ms.
Bedillo and stated that the above defendant is the band and drumline teacher at Rufus King and has been teaching there for three to four years.
She stated that the defendant has access to the auditorium and room 122 and room 123 and his office.
Ms.
Bedillo stated that earlier on October 15, 2026, she had been contacted by the orchestra teacher.
who stated a student, Victim One, whose initials are WMA, had come forward saying the above defendant had touched him inappropriately over the clothes.
The orchestra teacher had described that Victim One told her the defendant would have an open laptop on the Victim One's lap and the defendant was touching his privates underneath the laptop.
The principal, Ms.
Bedillo, indicated she interviewed victim one and learned that there were other students making similar allegations.
It was also reported that the defendant was texting students.
Ms.
Bedillo described that all of the teachers received training focused on not being with students behind closed doors alone and not physically touching them and not texting them aside from communications through approved channels, which would be a school email and fair square.
Interview of Victim One, a detective made contact with Victim One.
Victim One stated that he plays an instrument in the band earlier.
His teacher, the above defendant had told him he was behind on his reflections and his absences.
The defendant then brought him to the auditorium at school and no one else was there.
Victim One stated the first time this happened was after marching season was over in October of 2025.
The defendant had a Chromebook.
Victim one had sat down and the defendant sat next to him on his right side the defendant put the Chromebook on victim ones lap But he kept his hand underneath it so that the black of the of his hands the defendant's hand was on top of victim ones private area which he later described as his clothes Yeah That the defendant then started keep me up on time because I still okay
All right, the defendant, Antonio M. Kitchens, then started moving his fingers around in a steady side to side.
And yeah, just then the victim stated, yes, some of these, I can't just finish saying it.
It's terrible.
Victim one stated he froze and he did not know what to do.
It ended when the defendant stopped and he told him he could go back to class.
Victim one stated it kept happening and this caused him to avoid the defendant and ban all together.
victim one stated the first time it occurred this school year was october 8th uh 2026 around third period which is from 1006 a.m to 1103 a.m victim one stated he was hanging out with some classmates when the defendant walked up to him while carrying a chrome book and started
and stated that they needed to talk about his absences.
The defendant took him to the auditorium again and did the same act as previously described.
Victim One stated that he told a female friend about this, and she encouraged him to tell someone.
Ms.
Johnson, the orchestra teacher was the first adult he told.
Victim One stated that his friend, Victim Two, had stated the defendant did this to him as well, and this had happened to both of them at the end of the last school year.
In 2026 victim one stated he believes there may be other victims and that the defendant picked them because they are both the kind of people to be quiet We got to take care.
Okay.
We got to
take
Yeah, we got to take care of some bills and I'll come back to finish reading the criminal complaint for the teacher the band and music teacher drumline teacher
Antonio M. Kitchens, who is charged with allegedly sexually assaulting male students at Rupert's King High School.
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Welcome black truth in the morning in the process of reading this criminal complaint for Antonio in kitchens.
He is the 28 year old music and band and drumline teacher.
Yes, formally of Rupert skiing high school.
He doesn't work there now, but he is charged with the alleged sexual assault of three.
students from Rupert's King.
And now they're talking about that there are more students that are coming forward saying that they too
As often times, if you think about it in a lot of situations, whether it's this or any type of other abuse, the victims are criminalized often times and especially when you have different defense attorneys trying to be like, no, you didn't you do this, right?
You know what I'm saying?
So a lot of times these crimes.
Don't end up even making it to court.
JLM victim to stated that the defendant is his band teacher.
and is the high school band leader.
Victim two stated at the end of the previous school year during finals week, which would have been June of 2026.
He was seated beside the above defendant in the auditorium talking about his grades.
The defendant was holding a Chromebook and then rested the black of the hand holding it up against victim two's groin.
Victim two described that initially he did not pay attention to this until the defendant started now.
You know that part.
Victim two stated he first disclosed to his girlfriend that this happened but told her he thought it must have been an accident He realized it was not an accident when a few weeks prior to this interview He had been hanging out with some friends including victim one He decided to ask victim one as anything ever happened with you and mr. Kitchens victim one replied you too Victim two stated a second incident occurred about two weeks later at the start of marching season
He stated this incident also occurred in the auditorium and the defendant had again been holding up a Chromebook and rubbed.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Uh, victim who, uh, when I'm saying that just means I'm not able to, I'm not going to tell you reading that part.
Uh, victim two stated that the latest incident had occurred at the beginning of this week.
He had gone to the defendant in the band room to discuss grades.
The defendant asked him about failing a class and told him to grab a Chromebook.
him and them Chromebooks.
They went to the auditorium sat down the defendant held the Chromebook and victim to his lap and all of the craziness that you can think of took place with him to you and victim to had or had not done to commenting on grades and what else victim to had or had not done to improve them victim to stated he felt small and adjusted to move himself away about three times each time the defendant moved his hand.
And it lasted about 15 to 20 minutes.
A detective observed victim two to be uncomfortable and anxious while recounting what happened and he was visibly shaking and his voice was strained.
Coming to the last paragraph, a couple of paragraphs.
As to victim three, the detective was also directed to victim three.
who stayed victim three stated that the defendant is the high school band teacher and the defendant was his teacher for one semester the previous school year victim three stated that in May of 2026 at the end of the year near the end of the day he had been speaking with the defendant in the auditorium his spot I guess they had both been seated the defendant sitting to his right victim three stated the defendant had a chromebook over his
If it made some of you uncomfortable, it should.
Because we need to be able to protect our children.
We need to be able to protect our teens.
We need to be able to have the hard conversations with our children.
Because they may be going through things like this, and if you are not ready to have those full-on conversations.
And what is sad is that one of the students did have the conversation.
And there was no follow through.
There was no follow through.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
You know, um, let's see.
Somebody on the true talk text line said, um, think about it, y'all.
It's not that easy to speak up as a child.
It's not a child does not fully understand in the moment.
They're afraid of being labeled a snitch, getting teacher in trouble.
retaliation fear from a grown person.
Good morning.
I'll keep it brief because I know you all have the guests at 8 30.
But you know, as a as a former victim now, Victoria is full grown woman.
I always call in on this topic.
You know, it's not about saying the child needs to speak up because we do understand that that's a hard thing for a child to do.
What I'm saying is that parents, adults, community has to speak up.
You're running around seeing all these things, but you wonder why the teacher's doing TikTok videos with your kids and bringing them up.
Snacks and candy and oh, I have a special outing.
Um, you know, I want to take all the kids here I want to have a sleepover all these things Stop
trying to pass off your responsibilities to someone else because that person may not have your child's best interest at hand.
There you go.
And then all of a sudden your child is feeling like, oh, I don't want to do this.
I don't want to do that.
I don't like them no more.
I don't like that anymore.
Ask the question.
I, you know, even with my grandbaby, if she say, grandma, I don't want to go here or I don't want to go there.
Okay.
Hold on.
Now what we, what we doing?
We're here.
Right.
We don't talk.
What, what, what's going on?
And, and, and a parent may say in general, oh, they just don't like structure.
Oh, they just being back.
I don't care what you say.
I'm asking this child.
and then I'm coming back to ask you.
We don't have a conversation.
So I'm not saying all situations are bad, but I'm just saying ask the questions involved because you never know.
And the long term mental impact of abuse.
If you haven't experienced it, I cannot explain to you the detriment.
the destruction, the self-destruction, all the things that takes years and years and years and years to heal, only when you get counseling, only when you go to therapy.
So you're sitting around here with all these angry children, bitter children, violent children, insecure children, depressed children, children that want to unalive themselves, and everybody up here tick-tocking and let's go, you know, doing all this goofy stuff.
Like, get your head out of the internet, get the tablets and the devices out of your kids and stop letting them chit chat with people they don't know, how you got 35,000 friends, but you don't talk to nobody in person.
Just get it together.
I'm going to let y'all go because I could keep going, but everyone that have experienced it and know that you can overcome.
You can be successful.
You can do all the things.
You can be an advocate.
You can move in silence and be an advocate or you can be outspoken and be an advocate, but just know you will come through and you will come out and for the parents dealing with this.
do your job, you go to counseling, you get some help, so you know how to help your child.
Thank you.
God bless you.
Bailey Coleman
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