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I would argue that calling out "blatant bigotry" is addressing behavior. It doesn't automatically make the person a total bigot to blatantly demonstrate bigotry
by delecti 8y ago
I would argue that calling out "blatant bigotry" is addressing behavior. It doesn't automatically make the person a total bigot to blatantly demonstrate bigotry.
- LMYahooTFY 8y agoI agree with your statement, but I disagree that there was a clear demonstration of bigotry. A slip of the tongue does not equate to intolerance IMO. Not everyone adjusts as quickly and easily as one might desire or expect.
- delecti 8y agoSure, but I wasn't saying it was. I was just saying that describing behavior as "bigotry" is different from calling the person a bigot. I agree that a single misgendering is far from enough to label someone a bigot, and isn't enough to even conclusively be described as bigotry.