Dr. Umar Johnson on The Rock Newman Show

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Protect our sons! Don’t let the schools discriminate against them or put them in Special Ed just because they roughhouse when they play. Boys have a right to be encouraged. Because our sons may not play quietly, it does not give anyone the right to yell at or drug him. If our sons cannot sit still or pay attention, it does not mean that people should drive them away.

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