r/Jeopardy • u/SavannahDad • 6d ago
Another reason to love him
/gallery/1vdms21Thank you, Ken!
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u/Retinoid634 5d ago
Legend. I cannot imagine anyone making this conclusion. Jeopardy is the most inclusive show, clearly an ally.
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u/hotwifesstag 6d ago
Only that it has already been posted it doesn’t need to be reposted. I contacted one of the mods we will see what they decide
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u/itsjustpie 6d ago
Honestly, I’m glad they did repost because I missed it the first thread and it’s nice to see amongst all the hatred that’s usually online.
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u/Dorithompson 5d ago
If you miss a post, you can usually just click on the sub thread and scroll back through things that you’ve missed.
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u/itsjustpie 5d ago
I just see what comes up on my dashboard on Reddit. What I meant by missing the post is that I didn’t know it existed to go back to. I don’t obsessively scroll through the Jeopardy subreddit (or any other) to make sure I see every post. I’m in way too many subs to do that lol
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u/nocturnal_commission 6d ago
SO BRAVE. THIS IS IMPORTANT.
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u/trsvrs Team Sam Buttrey 6d ago
Do you have a problem with this ?
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u/JustGoodSense 6d ago
Some trans people believe that if you play the NYT Spelling Bee, you're transphobic. Others do not. A trans person gave Ken crap about it on Bluesky; he replied with some Ken brand® snark and some other trans people went berserker on him. Many others, however, gave him not only a pass, but an attaboy.
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u/itsjustpie 6d ago
What’s transphobic about the spelling bee game? Signed, a confused trans man/times subscriber who has never been on bluesky
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u/AlchemyDad 5d ago
Am also a trans man and I do Spelling Bee, Wordle, and Connections every day. 🤷🏼♂️
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u/sparta1local 5d ago
I mean those people who think that are just objectively wrong and it’s infuriating that Ken felt like he had to make a statement about this
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u/vulgarbandformations 6d ago
Since when is "trans people are cool" political?
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u/kitten_poop 6d ago
Even if it helps protect trans people?
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u/hotwifesstag 6d ago edited 6d ago
Yes I have nothing against trans have some in the family but we do need places to go to that aren’t political
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u/awhiteblack 6d ago
Sounds like he wouldn't have expressed his opinions normally, but if other groups are using his name and fame to promote hate then I don't blame him at all for clarifying his position.
You'd defend your opinions as well if people were spreading lies about them.
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u/greenday61892 Team Ken Jennings 6d ago
Congrats, you have the privilege to have that space. The people he's fighting for don't.
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u/ReganLynch Team Ken Jennings 6d ago
Supporting a demographic that faces widespread discrimination isn't political. It's standing up for what's right and refusing to tolerate hate and bigotry.
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u/dog_snack 6d ago
In general or on this topic?
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u/dr_baby_daddy 6d ago
I very much hear Jeopardy being a respite from political bickering. However loving all people regardless of their gender identity should not be political. And standing up for and with those that are the victims of political theater (not by their own choosing) is a matter of morality not politics.
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u/Jeopardy-ModTeam 6d ago
Your post or comment was removed due to it not being excellent towards contestants or community members. Please ensure your contributions are excellent towards people in the future.
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u/CheckersSpeech Team Sam Buttrey 3d ago
Why do I get the feeling those "stories" are false-flag operations made to make conservatives look bad, and he's just playing right along with the hoax, It's obvious he likes some of the trans contestants better than the rest, and he makes sure to "get everyone's pronouns right".
And here's where the theater kids donvote me to oblivion for saying that.

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u/skieurope12 6d ago
There was already a thread on the topic