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Jennifer Lopez respectfully uses gender-neutral pronoun for sister’s child

HRC praises the pop star’s post

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Jennifer Lopez respectfully used a gender-neutral pronoun when referencing her sister’s child on Instagram.

Lopez posted a photo ofĀ Brendan, who was chosen to represent their school at theĀ Global Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C. The pop star praised Brendan’s accomplishment and used the “They” gender-neutral pronoun.

ā€œThis is Brendan, my sister Leslieā€™s second child,ā€ Lopez writes. ā€œThey were the one person selected to represent their school at #globalyoungleadersconference in Washington, D.C. And I couldnā€™t be more proud! Brendan is strong and smart and loving and obviously a leader!! Titi Jenn loves you!ā€

While many of Lopez’s followers gave her kudos for using a non-binary pronoun, controversial political commentator Milo Yiannopoulos commented, ā€œIs it a boy or a girl?ā€ Other comments also still referred to Brendan as Lopez’s “niece.”

Human Rights Campaign also praised Lopez as the “Best Aunt of the Year” for her non-binary friendly post.

 

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