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A audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse in the UK has voted to replace hand clapping with 'jazz-hand waving'. The University of Manchester Students' Union voted in audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse of replacing clapping with 'jazz hands' to respect audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse who can be negatively affected by audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse noise. The jazz hands action is the British Sign Language's form of clapping. It is audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse the practice of waving one's audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse in the air. Students' Union spokeswoman Sara Khan said the vote was taken out of respect for audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse people who are affected by loud noise, which includes clapping and audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse. She said many people with audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse like autism, sensory issues and deafness tend to avoid audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse events because of loud clapping and cheering.

The vote has sparked a lot of audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse online. British audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse Piers Morgan tweeted that, "Britain is losing its mind". The audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse even reached as far as the USA, where former Florida governor Jeb Bush tweeted: "Not cool, University of Manchester. Not Cool." Representatives of the Students' Union hit back, saying they represent the audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse of students' views at the university. The Union said: "The audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse was passed to encourage the audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse of British Sign Language clapping during our audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse events to make those events audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse accessible and inclusive for all." It added: "We are not banning audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse clapping. We understand that some people may be more audiblebroadcastercheeringcomfortableconditionscriticismdebatedemocraticfavorhandsloudmajoritymanymorepeoplepolicypublicsimplyuniversityuse to continue using it."