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Barefoot Wine recently faced backlash for their label featuring pronouns. Some praised the company for inclusivity, while others criticized them. People even called for a boycott. The controversy arose because some felt the pronouns were not being respectful to transgender people. Barefoot Wine responded, stating their intention was to celebrate self-expression and respect everyone's pronoun choices. This incident highlights the ongoing debate about gender identity and language's power to include or exclude. CIS 103 Mark F. Podcast Today on my podcast, we're going to be talking about Barefoot Wine, pronoun bottle. In this episode, we're going to be discussing the label that went viral, the boycott that followed, and what it means. The most recent marketing campaign has received mixed reactions, and some people praise Barefoot Wine for being inclusive, while others have criticized the company for pushing an agenda. Some people have even called for a boycott of Barefoot Wine. It showed the wine bottle with pronouns, they and them, printed on the label. The caption read, We believe that everyone should feel comfortable being themselves. Cheers to you. Oddly, the main reason for the backlash was that many people felt that the pronouns were being used in a way that was not respectful of transgender people. The Barefoot Wine pronoun bottle controversy is a reminder of the importance of using pronouns in a respectful way. Barefoot Wine has since responded to the backlash. The company said that the bottle was meant to be a fun and inclusive way to celebrate self-expression. They also said that they respect everyone's right to choose their pronouns. The controversy surrounding the Barefoot Wine bottle is a reminder of the ongoing debate about gender identity and pronouns. It's a reminder of the power of language to be both inclusive and exclusive. That's all for this episode of Winey Time. Thanks for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the podcast and leave a review. Don't forget to be respectful to others and always be winey.