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owned his ‘zaddy’ status, Caitlyn Jenner embarrassed herself on The View, and the “ex gay” march on Washington turned out to be a spectacular failure.
Here’s what happened on Instagram:Austyn Farrell got some sun.A post shared by A U S T Y N – F A R R E L L (@austyn_farrell)Darin grabbed a drink.A post shared by D A R I N (@darinofficial)Evan Boutsov stayed in bed.A post shared by Ev (@dez_boots)Tom Goss kissed his man.A post shared by Tom Goss (@tomgossmusic)Ed Westwick woke up early.A post shared by Ed Westwick (@edwestwick)Elliott Norris stayed home.A post shared by Elliott Norris (@elliottnorris)Joel Creasey landed the cover of Men’s Health Australia.A post shared by Joel Creasey (@joelcreasey)Max Emerson kept a secret.A post shared by.
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No, a College Did Not Say Students Can Identify as 'Feline'
gender pronoun guide with "catgender" and "emojiself"—which refers to the use of emojis to express a pronoun—as options.In the university's "using pronouns at work" document, it included a link to a separate web page not affiliated with the university, that says that some people may identify using as catgender or "emojiself" pronoun."Emojiself" pronouns are only meant for online use and are not meant to be pronounced out loud, according to the website, called LGBTA.fandom.com, which discusses different types of pronouns.Speaking to Newsweek, the university said that adding this external link into the document caused confusion as it wasn't specifically endorsing everything including in the link, including addressing people by the catgender or emojiself pronoun.A University of Bristol spokesperson told Newsweek on Tuesday: "The University of Bristol is committed to gender inclusion. The correct use of pronouns is important to some members of our University community."We have a guide on our website which is designed to help people understand the different variations and nuances that this covers.
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