Anyone else notice this?
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Well, everyone on the call had pronouns.
Only 1 person chose to advertise them.
Follow me for more pedantry.
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Still very prevalent in Ed and Higher Edā¦
@LuFins-Dad said in Anyone else notice this?:
Still very prevalent in Ed and Higher Edā¦
Iām on the steering committee for a multi-center observational study. We have calls weekly with maybe 20 people from academic medical centers. One guy (he/him) has pronouns.
Iām on another monthly call with a committee of non-profit leaders. Maybe 2-3 of 20 have pronouns.
Iāll be at the National Health Councilās Leadership Conference in February, for the first time in a couple years. I saw a lot there with pronouns on their name badges. Itāll be interesting to see whether itās changed.
Also there a couple of presos had āland acknowledgmentsā, whereby the second-to-last people to have conquered the land are acknowledged as the true owners of it. I wonder if Iāll see any this time.
Only non-witches get due process.
- Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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Still very much alive in my neck of the woods.
I've yet to ever post mine.
Yes, I'm virtue signaling, too.
@Aqua-Letifer said in Anyone else notice this?:
Still very much alive in my neck of the woods.
I've yet to ever post mine.
Yes, I'm virtue signaling, too.
Ha. Same! To the point where my non-post felt like a statement. I'm very lucky I'm a bearded brown man... harder for you to pull it off, Aqua.
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@LuFins-Dad said in Anyone else notice this?:
Still very prevalent in Ed and Higher Edā¦
Iām on the steering committee for a multi-center observational study. We have calls weekly with maybe 20 people from academic medical centers. One guy (he/him) has pronouns.
Iām on another monthly call with a committee of non-profit leaders. Maybe 2-3 of 20 have pronouns.
Iāll be at the National Health Councilās Leadership Conference in February, for the first time in a couple years. I saw a lot there with pronouns on their name badges. Itāll be interesting to see whether itās changed.
Also there a couple of presos had āland acknowledgmentsā, whereby the second-to-last people to have conquered the land are acknowledged as the true owners of it. I wonder if Iāll see any this time.
@jon-nyc said in Anyone else notice this?:
@LuFins-Dad said in Anyone else notice this?:
Still very prevalent in Ed and Higher Edā¦
Iām on the steering committee for a multi-center observational study. We have calls weekly with maybe 20 people from academic medical centers. One guy (he/him) has pronouns.
Iām on another monthly call with a committee of non-profit leaders. Maybe 2-3 of 20 have pronouns.
Iāll be at the National Health Councilās Leadership Conference in February, for the first time in a couple years. I saw a lot there with pronouns on their name badges. Itāll be interesting to see whether itās changed.
Also there a couple of presos had āland acknowledgmentsā, whereby the second-to-last people to have conquered the land are acknowledged as the true owners of it. I wonder if Iāll see any this time.
The land acknowledgement this is wild. I wish there's some trolly native teens up there in Canada walking in corporate random campuses and saying.. "Oh I'm not leaving, I'm the owner... I'm part of the XXXX tribe.. do you acknowledge you're on my land?"
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I've only heard pronouns at the beginning of a public presentation once at work, from a guy that I was fairly well familiar with, having worked with him some. Cis white male with a Harvard PhD, who wears some progressivism on his sleeve. After that time, I haven't heard him use them again.
Ironically, I work with a scrum master who is clearly at least cross dressing if not transitioning, (he does have a very high voice, so I guess some hormones are being introduced), but he never mentions pronouns.
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Anyone else notice this?:
Still very much alive in my neck of the woods.
I've yet to ever post mine.
Yes, I'm virtue signaling, too.
Ha. Same! To the point where my non-post felt like a statement. I'm very lucky I'm a bearded brown man... harder for you to pull it off, Aqua.
@xenon said in Anyone else notice this?:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Anyone else notice this?:
Still very much alive in my neck of the woods.
I've yet to ever post mine.
Yes, I'm virtue signaling, too.
Ha. Same! To the point where my non-post felt like a statement. I'm very lucky I'm a bearded brown man... harder for you to pull it off, Aqua.
What, be a bearded brown man? I could totally pull that off. I'd just be cancelled faster than you can say "appropriation."
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Anyone else notice this?:
Still very much alive in my neck of the woods.
I've yet to ever post mine.
Yes, I'm virtue signaling, too.
Ha. Same! To the point where my non-post felt like a statement. I'm very lucky I'm a bearded brown man... harder for you to pull it off, Aqua.
@xenon said in Anyone else notice this?:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Anyone else notice this?:
Still very much alive in my neck of the woods.
I've yet to ever post mine.
Yes, I'm virtue signaling, too.
Ha. Same! To the point where my non-post felt like a statement. I'm very lucky I'm a bearded brown man... harder for you to pull it off, Aqua.
Nah, more like a bold biege...
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@LuFins-Dad said in Anyone else notice this?:
Still very prevalent in Ed and Higher Edā¦
Iām on the steering committee for a multi-center observational study. We have calls weekly with maybe 20 people from academic medical centers. One guy (he/him) has pronouns.
Iām on another monthly call with a committee of non-profit leaders. Maybe 2-3 of 20 have pronouns.
Iāll be at the National Health Councilās Leadership Conference in February, for the first time in a couple years. I saw a lot there with pronouns on their name badges. Itāll be interesting to see whether itās changed.
Also there a couple of presos had āland acknowledgmentsā, whereby the second-to-last people to have conquered the land are acknowledged as the true owners of it. I wonder if Iāll see any this time.
@jon-nyc said in Anyone else notice this?:
Also there a couple of presos had āland acknowledgmentsā, whereby the second-to-last people to have conquered the land are acknowledged as the true owners of it. I wonder if Iāll see any this time.
Hahaha "2nd to last" that is funny. You should start any speech with a Respect for the Penultimate Land Owners moment of silence.
@jon-nyc Curious if you are asked to put your pronouns on your name badge when registering at a conference, would you?
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I see a fair amount of pronouns at work, particularly from Europeans. I was tempted to put mine as āHe/Herā, to see if anyone would notice but I bottled it as I have no wish to be sent for extra training.
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@jon-nyc said in Anyone else notice this?:
Also there a couple of presos had āland acknowledgmentsā, whereby the second-to-last people to have conquered the land are acknowledged as the true owners of it. I wonder if Iāll see any this time.
Hahaha "2nd to last" that is funny. You should start any speech with a Respect for the Penultimate Land Owners moment of silence.
@jon-nyc Curious if you are asked to put your pronouns on your name badge when registering at a conference, would you?
@89th said in Anyone else notice this?:
@jon-nyc Curious if you are asked to put your pronouns on your name badge when registering at a conference, would you?
I want to just say no but there might be a situation where some broader interest of mine (say buttering up an NIH or FDA official for some result) exceeds my aversion to doing so. I donāt foresee that ever happening.
