Social Justice Warriors - Now With Less Feminism Sperging

Amber the Hedgehog said:
Thing is pretty much every hair complaint happens black to white too. I once was listening lecture of a lady that had been a teacher in Africa for multiple years. One point when she was talking about culture differences she told a story about how little girls really wanted to braid her hair. She had a pixie cut so said that braiding was impossible. The little girls were confused, they were used corky hair that can look really short but is much longer. Straight hair looking exactly how long it is was basically mind blowing new information to them.
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Kind of reminds me of this hollywood actress and her husband who went to an African village and the children were fascinated with her husband's hairy legs and were constantly touching them.
 
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share.america.gov

Why do many Americans list pronouns on social media profiles?

Read on to learn why it matters what pronouns you use to refer to people and how the United States embraces sharing pronouns.
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The disposable interchangable desexed slave class is coming along nicely.

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Why do many Americans list pronouns on social media profiles?

Read on to learn why it matters what pronouns you use to refer to people and how the United States embraces sharing pronouns.
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That shit belongs in this thread:
 
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Art Kassul said:
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share.america.gov

Why do many Americans list pronouns on social media profiles?

Read on to learn why it matters what pronouns you use to refer to people and how the United States embraces sharing pronouns.
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Third-person personal pronouns are used to describe a person or people, in American English grammar, as the subject, as the object or in the possessive.

These pronouns include the gender-neutral they/them/theirs — words that traditionally refer to a plural number but that today are used by some individuals who identify as gender nonbinary or who prefer not to share gender information. Other pronouns include the feminine she/her/hers and the masculine he/him/his. Some people are pioneering gender-neutral pronouns such as ze/zir/zirs.

Many Americans are including their pronouns on social media profiles or name tags or as part of email signatures. They state them in meetings, whether online or in person, and at other venues.
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Shige Sakurai, author of the 5-year-old mypronouns.org, goes by they/them/theirs pronouns. They see sharing pronouns as a way of getting to know someone. Knowing and using someone’s pronouns avoids accidentally assuming an incorrect gender based on a name or an appearance.

“People have the opportunity then to share how they want to be referred to,” said Sakurai, also founder of International Pronouns Day. “Learning names is important too, and learning how to pronounce them correctly is important. To me, [pronouns are] an extension of that — of your name and how you want to be referred to.”

While sharing pronouns is not new — Sakurai has seen it happen in LGBTQI+ communities for more than two decades — it is becoming more common in the United States. (LGBTQI+ stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex people, with the “+” signifying all the gender identities and sexual orientations that are not specifically covered by the other initials.)
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Thank you State Department for this article and confirming that byuu did not kill himself. :semperfidelis:
 
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The humanist report put something on dave and yes he is tyt
 
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news.sky.com

Hair discrimination should be designated as a form of racism, campaigners and MPs say

The campaign hopes that guidance from the government would take education a step further, making afro-textured hair a protected characteristic.
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Hair discrimination should be designated as a form of racism, campaigners and MPs say​

The campaign hopes that guidance from the government would take education a step further, making afro-textured hair a protected characteristic.

"Hair discrimination can be using offensive words to describe a person's afro or asking to touch textured hair without consent."
If you're asking to touch, isn't that conducive to consent?
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I was hoping it was a discussion about the unfortunate fuckers among us whose hairstyle is best described as "sparse." Oh course it's not, it's just joggers trying to claim victimhood for something retarded.
 
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When will white people stop treating people of color like little children who have to be protected and saved? This is the new white paternalism, couched in the language of racial justice. But it's nothing of the sort. It's amazing people can still get away with this.
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Don't forget to include Shadi Hamid's follow-up tweet.

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This is the white person he's calling out. With a name like Phoebe Cohen, I'm sure he assumed she was a 'fellow white', and therefore he could get away with misidentifying a jew for white hate points, but no, she's a 'who the fuck knows what' mix.

Shadi Hamid (born 1983) is an American author and a senior fellow in Brookings Institution.[1] He is also a contributing writer at The Atlantic.
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He knew exactly what he was doing. With his resume, he for sure knows that if a Cohen is involved, he can and should just blanket blame it on white people.
 
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