In the US, nearly one in 100 people have OCD, with about half of those cases being severe. In Canada, 1 percent will experience an episode. And @nerdygirly is one of them. But, in media portrayals, the disorder often seems like a benign quirk. https://t.co/ecHYEAQG4C 1/5
Thank you! I would be nowhere without the women whose footsteps I dance in. While reciting my poem, I wore a ring with a caged bird—a gift from @Oprah for the occasion , to symbolize Maya Angelou, a previous inaugural poet. Here’s to the women who have climbed my hills before.
Teenage boys with more progressive views about gender are half as likely to engage in violent behaviors as peers with rigid views about masculinity and gender, new study finds. Another reason to be explicit about gender equity in early childhood education. https://t.co/WazIjj8WUw
As Find Me, the long-awaited sequel to André Aciman’s Call Me By Your Name, is finally released, British Vogue highlights every location that served as a backdrop to Elio and Oliver's romance. https://t.co/emf29J6jnD
APA welcomes singular “they” ~
"Writers should use singular “they”: (a) when referring to a generic person whose gender is unknown or irrelevant to the context and (b) when referring to a specific, known person who uses “they” as their pronoun."
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