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I agree with you whole-heartedly. I tend to find those who feel the need to "fight against this" are the ones who are not on the receiving end. Sure, there are
by tlackemann 6y ago
I agree with you whole-heartedly. I tend to find those who feel the need to "fight against this" are the ones who are not on the receiving end.
Sure, there are plenty of radicalized people who take this as an opportunity to shame, but I do not see the harm or difficulty in changing "guys" to "folks" or "team" if it makes someone feel more inclusive.
I've hired and work with a number of trans and marginalized people, it was extremely simple for me to start saying "hey folks" without the need to throw a tantrum over it.
- thrownaway954 6y ago"I tend to find those who feel the need to "fight against this" are the ones who are not on the receiving end." i'm constantly mistaken for a white male. i'm on the receiving end more often than you think.