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Banning ‘Woke’ Words in State Documents, Arkansas Governor Signs Executive Order

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Secret Chief

Degrow!
Explain to me how they would be disrespectful or why they wouldn't know she is a she without it being on her name badge.

It must be a city thing.
It is, to repeat myself, not specifically about my wife, it is a company wide matter so all customers can see the preferred staff pronouns. So no-one gets disrespected, no-one gets embarrassed, and no-one has to imagine anything.

It's not a city thing. It's a people thing. It is a chain of small shops located all across the country.
 

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The pronouns to use.
Let me give you a scenario...

I go into a restaurant to eat. A person comes to my table and says "I'm Linda and I will be your waitress today. What can I got you too drink?"
I will order without a thought.
Yada yada yada.. I eat then pay for my meal and say thank you ma'am.

But...

I go into a restaurant to eat. A person comes to my table and says "I'm Linda and I will be your waitress today. My preferred pronouns are her and she(which wasn't needed). What can I got you too drink?"
My first thought will be must be a transgender.
Yada yada yada... I eat then pay for my meal and say thank you ma'am or just thank you depending on how hard she pushed the pronoun stuff on me.
 
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We Never Know

No Slack
It is, to repeat myself, not specifically about my wife, it is a company wide matter so all customers can see the preferred staff pronouns. So no-one gets disrespected, no-one gets embarrassed, and no-one has to imagine anything.

It's not a city thing. It's a people thing. It is a chain of small shops located all across the country.

Its voluntary, not mandatory.
 
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