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Our latest video, "Kids Against Masks: Middle School Edition" features middle school or junior-high students pushing back against mandatory masking in their schools. So, just like the last video, but slightly older kids doing the talking. https://rumble.com/vwj4yh-kids-against-masks-middle-school-students-bring-the-fight-to-the-school-boa.html Compared with the number of elementary- and high-school-aged students, it was actually more difficult to find kids in this age range among the luck-of-the-draw set of school board meeting videos we have logged here at EEM. Understandably, it takes EXTRA courage for a middle-schooler to get up and speak in public -- on cable TV & YouTube live-stream -- to their school board about something that really, really pisses off all the adults on both sides AND something that directly affects them every day at school. These kids are absolutely heroes of the 1st Amendment and we want to honor them. They earned it. We finished and uploaded this video yesterday to Rumble and YouTube by 10:45 local time. By 13:45 local time, some blue-haired, soy-chugging antifa dirtbag at YouTube had removed it due to "COVID-19 misinformation". We have appealed (for keks, mostly) on the grounds that all of the content in the video came from other YouTube videos that are still online, and those videos are just livestream archives of public school board meetings on government-operated YouTube channels, and then we listed all of the source videos and requested either reconsideration of the removal of our video, or removal of the school boards' videos from which our video was sourced. 🤡 https://rumble.com/vwj4yh-kids-against-masks-middle-school-students-bring-the-fight-to-the-school-boa.html Here's screenshots of the takedown notice, our appeal comments, and other details in case anyone's curious: https://t.me/eagle_eye_media/52 Here's all the source videos for this edition of "Kids Against Masks" which are, as of the time of this posting, still available for viewing on YouTube: https://youtu.be/kPXdFqfcMCQ https://youtu.be/1cLfkQ27uyw https://youtu.be/TgaGDv1n0VA https://youtu.be/ZOmaE1JTjQI https://youtu.be/rTNQ2PKQxYo Let's see if they ever take them down as well. Can a school department sue for that? Just dreaming...