I believe in Jesus Christ.
My faith asks me to be loving, kind, and thoughtful — to treat every person as a child of God.
Are you willing to learn?
Are you open to changing your mind?
What have you been told about me?
If you come with an open heart — willing to listen, not only to keep the first story you heard — I think you may wonder too:
why do you hate me?
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a turn
- I believed what I read. And honestly, that made it easy to hate him.
- Then someone invited me to suspend what I’d been told over and over to believe — and really just sit and listen to this man.
- So I did…and then, something shifted in me.
- The more I watched, the more I understood Charlie Kirk. And I realized I had been deeply wrong about him.
i wasn’t the only one
Someone else said it out loud.
his own words
Sit with the charges people repeat.
Before anyone speaks for him — hear him. Three cuts from his channel and Turning Point USA.
Was Charlie a racist?
The black-pilots / DEI line, in the fuller cut and the voices around it.
02Did Charlie hate gay people?
A campus exchange with a gay conservative — how he actually spoke to him.
03Was Charlie against transgender people?
An honest message to a trans student — listen to the tone, not only the headline.
neighbors
You don’t have to take only his word.
Amir, Jeffrey, Kaizen, and Wesley speak in their own voices — unexpected witnesses outside his usual tribe.