New York Times It has been reported About the enthusiastic response from government workers after Tiktok's popular Libs revealed that government forms have options for non-binary gender.
The report aimed to show that the government was forced to respond to criticism from right-wing social media personalities, but it elicited a victory laugh from Chaya Raichik, who runs Tiktok's Libs.
“This is great. Doge doesn't waste time!”
Lychik tweeted Screenshot The free application for federal student aid shows that there are input fields for “non-binary” and “don't like answers,” and she pointed out that this is against the gender-related executive order from President Donald Trump.
According to a Times report, the Department of Education has scrambled to resolve the issue and claimed that it plans to update the changes before Leicychk calls the department. Citing two people who requested anonymity, the Times said online rage forced “multiple contractors” to “be called back from their holidays and rushed through change.”
Raichik did not respond to the New York Times when requesting comment, but responded Wednesday from her account after the report was published.
“Hahaha” her I wrote it On the X platform.
“NYT wrote an article today about removing other gender options from the GOV student aid form. The insider told them that the contractor had been called back to leave the 'Evening Scramble' because my post was recalled from the holidays. This is great,” she won. “Doge doesn't waste time!”
Tech billionaire Elon Musk owns X social media platforms and is also leading the Trump administration's efforts in government efficiency.
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