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The 650-word paper was a reaction to an article about societal gender norms. Instead of using empirical evidence, Fulnecky used religious arguments and personal beliefs:

: While noting she did not want children to be bullied, she stated she did not necessarily see "teasing as a way to enforce gender norms" as a problem. 1655974190830mp4

: She argued that moving away from traditional gender norms "pulls us farther from God's original plans for humans" and that God intentionally created biological differences. The 650-word paper was a reaction to an

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: Following the incident in late 2025, the University of Oklahoma placed the instructor on administrative leave pending a full review.

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