School Nixes Homecoming “King” And “Queen” Because That’s What We’re Doing Now
Robert Gehl
November 13, 2015
At San Diego State University’s homecoming this year, don’t look for a “homecoming king” and “queen” because those terms are offensive to the acronym-enhanced.
Instead, they’ll use the “gender-neutral” term “royals,” because the LGBTQIAAP community gets really sad when they’re constantly reminded that for most of us, there are “boys” and “girls.”
Up until last year, the school had “kings” and queens.” Hell, they even had “gentlemen” and “ladies.” Now, they’re called “royals,” with no indication if the top two “royals” even have to be a man or a woman.
“During the application process, candidates were allowed to select gender-neutral pronouns to identify themselves,” the Daily Aztec campus newspaper reports. “These gender-inclusive pronouns aim to dispel the common gender binary of categorizing people as solely masculine or feminine.”
Many brainwashed students think this is a fabulous idea.
“We are lucky to be on a campus that is really diverse, and so I think having systems in place that reflect the students on campus is a really positive thing,” SDSU Women’s Resource Center Coordinator Jessica Nare told the Daily Aztec. “The reality is we don’t live in a gender-binary system and so really recognizing that in a public way is really important and exciting.”
Of course, not everybody is buying it.
“It’s just a case of the PC police feeling the need to screw with an all-American tradition under the façade of ‘progression,’” Jordan Dennison, chairman of the SDSU College Republicans, said Wednesday in an email to The College Fix. “Imagine all of the alumni at the game who are going to see that and wonder ‘what the hell was SDSU thinking?’”
Don’t you worry, folks. Campus authorities are on their way to Mr. Dennison’s home as you read this and he will be “reeducated.”
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