News about Alok Vaid-Menon

After being hit in the ratings at an all-time low, Studio 10's future seems bleak.

In recent years, Channel 10 has prioritised political stability over programming, and the end has been nothing short of disastrous. The U.S.-owned network is now losing viewers over fist due to the influx of left-leaning material. Now, as rumors swirl the internet, we take a look at how going 'woke' sent Channel 10 looking down the barrel of going broke.

According to a tumultuous nonbinary protester, the world will soon be rid of the 'gender binary' and that every individual will be able to determine their own gender. This week, Alok Vaid-Menon, who uses they/them pronouns, appeared on the ABC to promote their gender theories and advertise their speaking tour of Australia and New Zealand. When asked if they'd like to see 'a world without gender,' the 31-year-old actress said, "I see a world without gender binaryity." The word 'gender binary' refers to the belief that there are only two genders, male and female.

Narelda Jacobs has contributed to the discussion on cancel culture, saying that it is extremely unlikely for people to be banned for their views on'marginalized' groups because there is 'always' a chance for them to apologize and move forward. After speaking with nonbinary activist and writer Alok Vaid-Menon on Studio 10, the Indigenous television presenter, 46, shared her thoughts on the topic on Wednesday. "No one has been banned from causing bodily harm to marginalized people.' On Instagram, she wrote, 'There's always a chance to learn and grow.'

Male comedians have been chastised for portraying their misogyny as comedy, according to a queer transfemine nonbinary feminist activist and performer.' Alok Vaid-Menon, a comedian who uses they/them pronouns, made the bold assertion while promoting their own comedy tour during this week. The 31-year-old said, 'I think it's time we started protecting jokes from men in pants.'