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<blockquote data-quote="Ome" data-source="post: 117535" data-attributes="member: 2">Ordinarily, I would have created a new thread for this year&#039;s Big Brother, but with so many rumours flying around and until we get a definite I thought I would throw this article in here.If it&#039;s true, then we could be onto an interesting series. Though I&#039;m puzzled why the article refers to Channel 4Big Brother 2018 will reportedly be axed, while Celebrity Big Brother&#039;s fate hangs in the balance.But, your Big Brother fix is on its way – and there&#039;s some massive changes.Genderquake will throw 11 young Brits from various points of the gender and sexuality spectrum in a house together and delve into their views.The social experiment aims to open up discussion about gender identity and sexuality, and will coincide with Channel 4&#039;s gender-focused season of the same name.The channel will explore various aspects of gender, what it is and how we define gender roles in a series of &quot;provocative&quot; programmes.Channel 4&#039;s Deputy Director of Programmes, Kelly Webb-Lam released a statement about the upcoming season of shows.&quot;The issues around gender and gender identity are some of the most charged and hotly debated of our time,&quot; she said.&quot;Through a collection of entertaining, thoughtful and provocative programmes, this season will feature a broad range of inspiring people who add their varied and informative voices to the wider debate.&quot;However, while Genderquake has been hailed as &quot;fascinating&quot; by some, the programme received backlash for being overly PC.&quot;Just seen advert for Genderquake. I&#039;m trying to be nice but I hate what the world is becoming,&quot; one user blasted.Another tweeted: &quot;That programme Genderquake is just basically taking the p**s – f*** political correctness and gender equality.&quot;And a third said: &quot;Just saw the trailer for the C4 &#039;Genderquake&#039; season. Not impressed to say the least.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ome, post: 117535, member: 2"] Ordinarily, I would have created a new thread for this year's Big Brother, but with so many rumours flying around and until we get a definite I thought I would throw this article in here. If it's true, then we could be onto an interesting series. Though I'm puzzled why the article refers to Channel 4 [I]Big Brother 2018 will reportedly be axed, while Celebrity Big Brother's fate hangs in the balance. But, your Big Brother fix is on its way – and there's some massive changes. Genderquake will throw 11 young Brits from various points of the gender and sexuality spectrum in a house together and delve into their views. The social experiment aims to open up discussion about gender identity and sexuality, and will coincide with Channel 4's gender-focused season of the same name. The channel will explore various aspects of gender, what it is and how we define gender roles in a series of "provocative" programmes. Channel 4's Deputy Director of Programmes, Kelly Webb-Lam released a statement about the upcoming season of shows. "The issues around gender and gender identity are some of the most charged and hotly debated of our time," she said. "Through a collection of entertaining, thoughtful and provocative programmes, this season will feature a broad range of inspiring people who add their varied and informative voices to the wider debate." However, while Genderquake has been hailed as "fascinating" by some, the programme received backlash for being overly PC. "Just seen advert for Genderquake. I'm trying to be nice but I hate what the world is becoming," one user blasted. Another tweeted: "That programme Genderquake is just basically taking the p**s – f*** political correctness and gender equality." And a third said: "Just saw the trailer for the C4 'Genderquake' season. Not impressed to say the least." [/I] [/QUOTE]

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