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Finger‑length study suggests possible link to sexuality, researchers say

A new study examining the relationship between finger length and sexuality has suggested that the relative proportions of the index and ring fingers may offer clues about a person’s sexual orientation. The research, led by academics at Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador, claims that women with more “male‑

‘Nothing to be afraid of’: Athletics icon Colin Jackson encourages gay athletes to come out

Former Olympian Colin Jackson has encouraged fellow LGBTQ+ athletes to embrace their identities openly, insisting they should not be “fearful” of coming out. Speaking in a newly published interview with Irish Independent, the Welsh sporting icon said he hoped his message would help others feel less alone and more confident

Gender-inclusive pronouns have been around for centuries, says Surrey academic

The argument that gender-neutral and gender-nonconforming pronouns are a recent – and therefore suspect – invention is contradicted by centuries of literary history, according to a new book written by a University of Surrey researcher. Published by Oxford University Press, Queer Forms and Pronouns: Gender Nonconformity in Anglophone Literature traces the use

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Finger‑length study suggests possible link to sexuality, researchers say

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Gender-inclusive pronouns have been around for centuries, says Surrey academic

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