MY SAY: SICK TRANSIT EDUCATION
The kiddies are now back at school and both public and private schools will operate under new gender guidelines. Forget grammar and declensions and tenses and hanging participles. Education has went!
Now it is “non-binary” — masculine or feminine — pronouns for students who are gender-nonconforming or who do not prescribe to the gender binary. They may prefer gender-neutral pronouns such as ‘they,’ ‘ze,, xe, hir, hirs and zirs’ or other pronouns.”
And, as the term begins the students have to fill out a form about what their “pronoun identification” is their preference.
Now here is my question:
Why do people want to use gender-neutral pronouns anyway? What’s wrong with gendered pronouns?
Here is a response: (http://motto.time.com/4327915/gender-neutral-pronouns/)
“It’s not that there is something wrong with gendered pronouns; it’s just that the pronouns “he” and “she” come with a certain set of expectations about how someone should express their identity and relate to the world. For many people, gender normativity can get in the way of self-expression—so the words “he” or “she” can feel limiting. “Some people have a gender identity that is non-binary, and conventional pronouns have the effect of assigning them a binary identity,” says Adams.”
Hir does explaint it don’t ze? rsk
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