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Dozens of the biggest theatres across the UK have promised only to cast trans, non-binary or gender non-conforming actors for trans roles.
More than 40 theatres and production companies – including London’s Royal Court, the Oxford Playhouse and the Royal Exchange in Manchester – have signed the trans casting statement. In the statement, the organisations have promised to “actively seek casting opportunities” for trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming people in “any role regardless of gender”, acknowledging that “they are currently underrepresented on our stages and screens”.
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May 2, 2021 – Posted in Opinion
by Lexey Burns, Editor-in-Chief
The cuts made by Laurentian in the CCAA process have become finalized as of April 30th, 2021.
Desks have been emptied, offices cleared out.
This is not how any of them pictured ending their career at Laurentian.
But the administration is not giving these grieving faculty and staff any sympathy, especially Marie Josée Berger, Vice President and Provost of Laurentian.
It started with a post on Save Our Sudbury Facebook page saying that Berger “made the announcement [of the termination of the midwifery program] and left the meeting, providing NO details in answer to my questions.”
Remember 2017? It was eventful. Trump was sworn in as president, the #MeToo movement swept the world, Prince Harry got engaged and “Despacito” was the song of the summer. So I wouldn’t blame you for missing John Mayer’s landmark discovery of a supposedly “male-appropriate” heart emoji. The musician tweeted to say that he thought the heart from the card suits (a slightly slimmer and sharper red heart) was more masculine. Predictably, Mayer’s “discovery” was followed by a deluge of “masculinity is so fragile” dunking. But he’s far from the only person to suggest that men shouldn’t use some emojis, or any full stop. Conservative pundit Matt Walsh went viral last year for tweeting that there is “no excuse” for self-respecting men to use emojis as they “are for children and women”.
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