once again... college

Pure ****ing rot. I'd make mine FJB/LGB and sue their asses when they won't do it.

Do people with multiple personality disorders identify as they/them? I am just trying to figure out how a singular person becomes more than one person in this example.

They found a way to fire everyone not teaching CRT Marxism as the core of their subject

TexAgs91 said:

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Talk about Grammar Nazis

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you rang?

are FU a pronoun?

They must care. They must really care. They must care the most.

What do they win?

Not surprising after the mattress girl debacle

Let's/Go/Brandon

Conservative schools need to spring up as alternatives.

Who is going around referring to people in THE THIRD PERSON in conversation with that person all the time? That's pretty much the only time that ever would happen that a person could witness themselves being misgendered or pronounced or whatever. If you address people by name, it CAN'T happen.

I'm not participating in this particular piece of nonsense.

Is jackass considered universal?

Several Ivy League schools had bomb threats today. Makes you wonder if there's any connection.

Rapier108 said:

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Columbia University released a video stating that "intentionally misgendering someone" is against the Ivy League university's nondiscrimination policy, which could lead to an employee being dismissed.

The video, titled "Why Pronouns Matter," was uploaded to Columbia University's official YouTube account and explained how "using correct pronouns is a way to respect those around you."

"Intentionally misgendering someone by refusing to use the correct pronouns or name is a violation of the Columbia University nondiscrimination policy," the video stated. "Words matter. Even unintentional errors can create challenges."

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The video also explained that some people were using different pronouns than "she/her" and "he/him," including "they/them," "xe/xem," "ze/hir," "per/pers" and "ey/em."

Additionally, the video explained how someone may use multiple pronouns.

"if someone's pronouns are 'she/they,' that's just a quicker way to indicate that a person uses she, her, hers and they, them, theirs pronouns," the video stated.

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https://www.foxnews.com/us/columbia-university-employees-wrong-pronouns-fired

And remember, this is the school which produces most of the so called "journalists" in the US.

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Runs a bit deeper. Psychatrist John Oliven was a long time professor at Columbia and coined the term Transgender in his work Sexual Hygiene and Pathology in 1965. Others in multiple fields were working in the same area around the world in multiple disciplines for at least 30-40 years in the run up to 1965, notably in Germany and at UCLA and Johns Hopkins.

But Olivens 1965 book really helped turn the tide and helped firmly pull "Gender" out from its grammer roots going back thousands of years. Given the timing in 1965 with the rise of the LGBT movement and sexual revolution. The weight of "science" allowed the movement to co-opt the term "gender" and redefine it into its now dozens of meanings today, leading to our "pronoun revolution" and the speech codes Columbia and many other institutions are wanting to enforce.

Isn't forced speech a violation of the first amendment?

We can't force grade schoolers to say the pledge, but we can force people to use specific pronouns?

Is Columbia private or public?

mm98 said:

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Is Columbia private or public?

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private

My prounoun is EAD

What am I missing here? So long as we call anyone with XX Chromosomes-Her, She, Her's or XY Chromosomes-Him, He, His we are good right? Anything other than that would be "Misgendering" a person and cause for termination.

You know. Follow the science and all

Rapier108 said:

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"Words matter."

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https://www.foxnews.com/us/columbia-university-employees-wrong-pronouns-fired

And remember, this is the school which produces most of the so called "journalists" in the US.

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Oh, the irony.