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Tulane University selects gender-inclusive homecoming court for first time
this is a discussion within the NOLA Community Forum; Tulane University honored seniors Albert Howell and Lauren Gaines as homecoming “royalty” on Nov. 2, as the student organization overseeing the annual festivities officially abandoned the gender-specific terms “king” and “queen” and swapped them out for a single inclusive title....
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11-07-2019, 07:30 PM
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Tulane University selects gender-inclusive homecoming court for first time
Tulane University honored seniors Albert Howell and Lauren Gaines as homecoming “royalty” on Nov. 2, as the student organization overseeing the annual festivities officially abandoned the gender-specific terms “king” and “queen” and swapped them out for a single inclusive title.
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11-08-2019, 01:23 AM
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Re: Tulane University selects gender-inclusive homecoming court for first time
Tulane University loses all respect, in that case.
There are Kings and there are Queens. That's the way it is, just as there are men and there are women. It doesn't matter if your feelings can't handle facts. Pretending there are no differences between the sexes is just pure stupidity and should disqualify Tulane from being able to teach science/biology. |
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