re: Rumors: Lafayette Teachers would face extreme penalties for misgendering kids

Surely you know that pronouns are required to address kids in the classroom?

It’s also part of curriculum, language and such.

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I've actually stopped using pronouns all together for people I don't know.

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Is this a problem in your daily life? Or on the internet?

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Every single person is the gender he or she was born. End of story.

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Rich

I ze your mother on a weekly basis

I ze dead people

One person regardless of identity, gender, or sex is still one single person. One person dictating being called a plural pronoun is a big look at me and how entitled I am, and it would be ridiculously ignorant if school district enforced this for they/them. Trying to read articles that use “they” or “them” for a person preferring usage can already be hard to follow who is actually being referred to in sentence even before an author also decides to use plural pronouns correctly in same article.


I just happened to see a preview for they/them on peacock, and then thinking they can’t be going negative on trans checked the Wikipedia article. I saw they are starting to not mention biological sex or original name for these types especially if not well know (hidden in edits). When someone first gets on Wikipedia after transition I doubt there will be much info on what they really are there or on other mainstream online media sources.


With the one I saw with film ad it’s obvious it’s a biological female/trans male (only so much Hollywood can do and voice annoying as heck), but I still checked edit history on Wikipedia and saw the back and forth on how to label it.

Still they left the below like it proves their point instead showing how sick person was at 3 or how sick they are to believe they were this obsessed about gender at 3.

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"I joke and tell people my first memories are The Lion King and gender dysphoria. I remember being three years old and being in daycare and we were all lying down on our mats and trying to nap, and I remember not being able to nap because I would always just sit there and think about gender."

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