Ignore the politics - this is about free speech and what's permissible while "speaking", apparently
The problem must be more administrative (coronavirus rules) than functional (travel)
By now, everybody knows that nutrition advice can be found everywhere! I've noticed that diabetes medicine (which results in more urination to eliminate excess blood sugar) seems to cause similar bladder irritation ... even without a full bladder! Of course, a really full bladder is another urgency. 
Re: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_identity Who knew 
That "gender" quietly transitioned in recent decades from meaning "person's assigned sex at birth" to "personal sense of one's own gender" and that this transition was so easily accepted by modern society! In other words, assigned sex at birth became insignificant information in recent decades - one's personal sense is what everyone wants to see, overtly expressed - not hidden in a closet. Who knew That personal sense of gender identity would eventually be categorized as 76* (there must be dozens more to discover!). Unfortunately, evolutionary gender (male, female) is excruciatingly slow in complementing personal sense (surgical expertise is becoming an effective option). So slow in fact, that assigned sex at birth may require new terms to better communicate that evolution has long been outdated science. Best guess: The new terms will need to at least acknowledge human source of sperm and human source of egg (plus accompanying womb for development of the egg). * https://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/ ... book-users The new terms, if well chosen, 
Intriguing plan, especially since a city coastal climate is but a constantly changing mini portion of world climate. Yet, such experimentation helps determine what jobs (type of work) can be performed at home or in office space close to home. And this experimentation will help create the things necessary to minimize much (some?) work-related travel. Of course, this working from home is not a coronavirus alternative (temporary arrangement) - it probably requires a real home office (or office space close to home). Not a good time to have uncertainty about personal sense of identity (isolation to a specific area of the prison effectively publicizes one's preferred identity, perhaps increasing vulnerability when in a different area of the prison). So, it's best to ask about 'management or security concerns' BEFORE revealing personal identity (not being placed in a related area of the prison could be problematic). From Wikipedia ... Trying to isolate genders (personal sense) could create more problems than it solves
Apparently, shoppers have been so exposed to '.99' advertising for so long that, subconsciously, '.99' is inherently a good sale price! 
However, retirement-era shoppers quickly learn to identify '.99' as a clue to skip to a different store's advertising ... Re: https://gellerreport.com/2020/09/florid ... city.html/ 
"Enduring" seems to be an important qualifier (a "bi-fling" would be baffling ... as would "bi" and "non-bi" relationships with different people at the same time). And while "intellectual" and "spiritual" relationships can also be enduring, "no" relationship seems the only unspoken taboo (but "support" pets count - maybe not pet rocks). How does this work?! A non-physical "sexual" relationship. It's not politically correct to remove a rib and call this skeleton "Adam" Suddenly, while viewing an earlier interview of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Ginsberg, when she mentioned her childhood moment of being directed in penmanship class to write with her right hand but soon reverting back to left-handedness, brain wiring came to mind! Extrapolation from this revealed (to me) that brain wiring also explains the apparent continuum of human sexuality. 
That is, brain wiring plus nurture ("nature vs nurture") is the secret of such variety in human sexuality. Insisting that a left-handed person write with their right hand is tantamount to insisting that a person's existing sexuality be constrained to a societal norm. Re: https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... 9-lockdown Continuing resistance to protective measures keeps hinting that world depopulation is a good thing. Good news! for investors, especially considering pandemic pressures (more home entertainment). Bad news! for viewers, especially if entertainment is the greater use of more time at home. "All passengers" is VERY inclusive, considering that some passengers are support animals ... and gender neutrality informs that the human passenger next to you may be neither "male" nor "female" (so don't make assumptions). Perhaps, it's not cheating if a mate has sex with a robot, Best guess: Read "The New Millennium Rules of Mating" for advice. Best guess: Ask the robot for advice and performance feedback. 
Renaming was probably unnecessary for the other side (medium poops are usually claimed) How interesting that "bisexual" is appearing in more articles these days (vs the many other identities)! Who knew?! that a breakfast pastry is not a staple food (according to this tax law). Maybe citizens could be taxed by their weight that's caused by sugar-laden foods Re: https://www.bloombergquint.com/gadfly/w ... y-explores First thought: Neither! The lazy remain lazy, but cause trickle down spending Caution men This Gucci is such toxicity to masculine gender ... Re: https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/drin ... t-negative "waking up every hour for five minutes" (this is practical "research"?)
Bittersweet humor ... since COVID-19 often targets the heart. 