1/ Richie Bow-Grace is a finalist for 'Positive Role Model Awards' in the National Diversity Awards 2024. Sponsored by the Open University.
Founder of 'Awesometistic' which focuses on autistic children. His training includes primary schools.
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His website is in trans colours and he carries around a teddy in a dress.
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One of his 'ambassadors' is a 4 year old boy.
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Last year he bought a Lotus Emira (£81,000+) with the Awesometistic logon on it.
"This car is not just a car it’s a personal journey to show everyone I am “Richie bow-Grace” I am handsome and pretty."
Awesometistic is a CIC awarded a grant by @HeritageFundUK
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Turns out he also has a nappy fetish and uses dummies.
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He also has his own show, A Million Blankets, at which he will 'personally meet all the people who come as a meet and greet too.'
Hmmmm.
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He takes other people's children to school in his car.
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He's taken many children to schools and other places.
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This post is mind-blowing. What was that primary school THINKING?
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His super car is sponsored by @KeepmoatHomes
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Oh, and that nomination at the National Diversity Awards?
The subcategory he's under?
AGE.
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At his events with children he heavily promotes his book, The Art of Weeing in the Sink, which depicts a young boy urinating.
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And for those curious about the seating capacity of the Lotus Emira.
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