For an event put on by what sounds like a group aiming for gender/sexuality equality, this seems grossly insensitive. Just seems like it would be more mockery of that lifestyle than to embrace or encourage those dealing with insecurities or abuse they endure through school.

I guess if it's what the kids wanted to do as an expression of their identity, more power to them, but I can't help but imagine the end result being a lot of pointing and laughing.

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