Pronouns

If a victim says he or she is intimidated by another person and is a member of one of the protected classes, the accused person could spend five years in prison or pay a $10,000 fine. A former federal judge said this law will be used to "silence and financially cripple" anyone who has a "different viewpoint."

Man's Autistic Daughter Believes She is Transgender, and Her Public School Blocked His Efforts to Stop Her

Caroline Farrow, a British Catholic journalist, is being investigated by the police for “misgendering” someone in a tweet. She was contacted by authorities after making an appearance on “Good Morning Britain,” in which she engaged in a debate with a transgender activist last September.

The teacher said that the threat against his job was coercive instead of tolerant. Vlaming has the Constitutional right to not be compelled to speak something that violates his conscience as a Christian.

The University of Minnesota has proposed a policy that could punish students by expelling them, and professors by firing them, if they do not use someone’s preferred gender pronoun.  Students are allowed to choose from a list of personal pronouns on the campus website: He/him/his, none, prefer not to specify, she/her/hers, they/them/theirs, or ze/zir/zirs.