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Church children's song sparks question about nonbinary kids
Original: The kids did a song in church today with the lyrics on screen, and some of the lines had the boys and girls singing sepa
A church children's choir performance has prompted reflection after the song's lyrics on screen directed boys and girls to sing separate lines. The person sharing the moment wondered where nonbinary children would fit into such arrangements, noting that adult splits are usually about vocal range rather than gender. The observation has resonated as a small but telling example of how everyday traditions can exclude some children.
Why now: It touches on ongoing debates about gender-inclusive practices in religious and community settings.
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- The kids did a song in church today with the lyrics on screen, and some of the lines had the boys and girls singing separate parts. I got to wondering where nonbinary kids might fit in 🤔. In adults, the point would be to split up the higher and lower parts, so you could always… · benfulton@mastodon.london · 3
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