Florida teacher fired for using gender-neutral honorific ‘Mx.’YoBuckStopsHere@lemmy.worldbanned from sitebanned from site to News@lemmy.world – 398 points – 11 months agonbcnews.com135Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentExcept it's not like that at all, because you just made that honorific up! Mx. has an actual cultural context outside of their classroom. Sure, it's new, but it's not like this teacher just made it up themselves."Mx" was also just made up by someone.1 more...What is that context? You failed to include it.The context is Mx. already being used and recognized around the country and around the world. It's new, but it's not just something the teacher made up.1 more...
Except it's not like that at all, because you just made that honorific up! Mx. has an actual cultural context outside of their classroom. Sure, it's new, but it's not like this teacher just made it up themselves."Mx" was also just made up by someone.1 more...What is that context? You failed to include it.The context is Mx. already being used and recognized around the country and around the world. It's new, but it's not just something the teacher made up.1 more...
What is that context? You failed to include it.The context is Mx. already being used and recognized around the country and around the world. It's new, but it's not just something the teacher made up.
The context is Mx. already being used and recognized around the country and around the world. It's new, but it's not just something the teacher made up.
Except it's not like that at all, because you just made that honorific up!
Mx. has an actual cultural context outside of their classroom. Sure, it's new, but it's not like this teacher just made it up themselves.
"Mx" was also just made up by someone.
What is that context? You failed to include it.
The context is Mx. already being used and recognized around the country and around the world. It's new, but it's not just something the teacher made up.