Welcome. Welcome to Gender Reveal, a podcast where we ask intrusive personal questions and hopefully

get a little bit closer to understanding what the hell gender is. I'm your host and resident

gender detective Molly Woodstock. Hey friends, welcome back to the show. It's so nice to be back for season 3.

Thank you all for sticking through the break and showing up for a new season.

We've got a lot of great chats for you this season. I don't want to give

all of them away right now, but I can tell you that this episode is very exciting. It's with

Archie Bonjavani, who you may know from Greis Bat or from Fistu or from Sweat-Gasm or from a quick and easy guide to

They-Then pronouns.

Archie has really big news I'm excited to share, but first just a very quick reminder that gender reveal

is sponsored by you. We have a website we give out grants we have

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If you're a long time listener, especially if you're a cisgender listener, please consider pitching in to keep the show going.

Think of it as a birthday gift to me, your favorite gender detective.

Okay, quickly, before I start talking about Sagittarius season

let's go to this week in gender. A lot has happened in the past two months. We already talked about the fact that the Trump administration

has suggested defining gender to mean biological sex based on external genitalia at birth, a total nonsense thing.

There's also been a lot of spiciness on trans Twitter, which I'm going to skip over, at least for now,

because if you don't already know about it,

there's no way I'm going to be able to explain Andrea Longchoo's entire existence to you in three minutes.

So I guess today, let's talk about a different part of Twitter, namely the Twitter conduct policy.

In October, Twitter expanded its hateful content policy, making it more than three times longer

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