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His point is clearly not about pushing back against how someone identifies. There is simply no male equivalent to "Miss" and "Mrs.", so asking someone to choos
by wilg 13y ago
His point is clearly not about pushing back against how someone identifies.
There is simply no male equivalent to "Miss" and "Mrs.", so asking someone to choose between titles is implicitly asking for their relationship status.
I would prefer there were no titles at all, but if you have to use them the only equitable way of doing it is to eliminate "Mrs." and "Miss".
Edit: Actually even better would be to have a text field.
- einhverfr 13y ago> I would prefer there were no titles at all, but if you have to use them the only equitable way of doing it is to eliminate "Mrs." and "Miss". Or you could just be inclusive and allow Ms, Mrs, and Miss.