They say the new language policy doesn't affect the students, but with the "adults" behaving like cultural Marxist snowflakes, how can it not affect them?
"Princeton’s LGBT Center also offers a guide on various gender pronouns for those who identify as “transgender, genderqueer, and other gender-variant,” suggesting “ze, zie and hir,” “they and theirs,” and “Ey, em, eir and emself.”"
Problem is, most of those are not words in use in English. So, does that make them part of the made up "Englishqueer" language?
"Princeton’s LGBT Center also offers a guide on various gender pronouns for those who identify as “transgender, genderqueer, and other gender-variant,” suggesting “ze, zie and hir,” “they and theirs,” and “Ey, em, eir and emself.”"
ReplyDeleteProblem is, most of those are not words in use in English. So, does that make them part of the made up "Englishqueer" language?
Ed- I believe the new language will be referred to as 'Queerbonics'.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I notice that Princeton's LGBT Center has dropped the 'Q' off the end of that acronym. That wasn't very tolerant of them, was it?