Zuckerberg is gay

To celebrate his wife Priscilla Chan turning forty last weekend, Mark Zuckerberg did something truly extraordinary.

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The CEO of Meta, known for years as a buttoned-up computer nerd, donned the same. Headlined ‘How Mark Zuckerberg Just Became A Gay Icon’, the writer, William Hosie, reflects on the Meta’s boss’s changing image. It follows Zuckerberg’s performance at his wife. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, along with of his colleagues, marched in San Francisco's gay pride parade yesterday. Here are some photos of the parade we found on Zuck's Facebook page.

They. Thursday blogger Michael Arrington added Zuckerberg (his Facebook friend) to the Facebook group "North American Man Boy Love Association" (NAMBLA). Facebook's new Groups feature allows users to. Mark Elliot Zuckerberg was born on May 14, , in White Plains, New York, to psychiatrist Karen (née Kempner) and dentist Edward Zuckerberg. [3][4] He and his three sisters (Arielle, Randi, and Donna) were raised in a Reform Jewish household [5] in Dobbs Ferry, New York.

[6] Their great-grandparents were emigrants from Austria, Germany, and Poland. [7] Zuckerberg initially attended Ardsley. Of course, the whole thing is also incredibly cringe: a year-old man pulling stunts for validation. Sign up. The whole thing is — pardon the pun — so meta. Look, Facebook has long been a dumpster fire.

OPINION - How Mark Zuckerberg just became a gay icon

Look, no one is saying masculinity is inherently bad. Fact-checking and hate speech policies protect free speech.

Keep up with our community! Yeah, sure. Supreme Court released a widely expected, but devastating ruling, Friday, in Mahmoud v. The U. Her nature is far more conniving; self-serving; manipulative. D'Anne Witkowski is a writer living in Michigan with her wife and son. After all, Trump once announced that Zuckerberg should go to prison for moderating election content on Facebook.

Sadly, Meta is not alone in cutting DEI initiatives. These are just a few of the many extreme new policies the company has adopted. And Threads, well, Threads presumably is used by someone. To which, one word: run. T o celebrate his wife Priscilla Chan turning forty last weekend, Mark Zuckerberg did something truly extraordinary. Meta first started its efforts to combat hate speech in the s, adding improvements over the last decade.

Hooray for freedom! So, welcome, Zuck 5. It also removed a rule that forbade users to say people of certain races were responsible for spreading the coronavirus. As the saying goes, men would rather kill each other, kill their wives and girlfriends, and kill unarmed Black people on the subway instead of going to therapy. These changes to the hateful conduct policy are in addition to news this morning that Meta will end its fact-checking program.

Bottom line is that male aggression gets people killed. Maybe, just maybe, Zuckerberg has finally realised who really runs his digital platforms — besides Nick Clegg and Joel Kaplan. Without these necessary hate speech and other policies, Meta is giving the green light for people to target LGBTQ people, women, immigrants, and other marginalized groups with violence, vitriol, and dehumanizing narratives.

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