Oh gawd. So you stand up in traffic court & have tell everyone your “pronoun”? What’s wrong with just your name?
Lawyers, their clients and others addressing B.C. Provincial Court will now be expected to provide their pronouns when introducing themselves, says Chief Judge Melissa Gillespie. #bcpolipic.twitter.com/pjIkAvLakn
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What is the purpose of this?
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I get the hunch that "should provide" or to be "prompted" means that you are not compelled.
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It is funny in a way, we have a world in crisis and people dying and some pin heads shorts were in a knot because people were not using Mr and Miss when addressing a court. Small small people
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