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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'll admit if I see a pronoun after a name[b] I think you're a vain and not very bright virtue signaling progressive and it'd definitely make me look down at you and very carefully scrutinize any teaching you do with my kids. [/b]Because putting pronouns after your name means I can extrapolate so much about you without even meeting you or knowing anything else about you. Thankfully we're at a normal prep school where pronouns don't exit, let alone inspirational quotes. The funny thing is that we could avoid all the furore around pronouns simply by bringing back honorifics. Your email signature could then be Ms. Sarah Johnson, which is which is much better than "Sarah Johnson, female, she/her/whatever." The confused would just be "Mx Sarah Johnson" and we can figure out what it means. [/quote] You do realize this says a lot more about you than it does whatever teacher you seem to think you have permission to hold in contempt, right? And what it says about you is not good at all? It's so incredibly weird that what people choose to call themselves upsets you so. [/quote]
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