The Push For Preferred Pronouns In Class May Push Some Professors Off Campus

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The Push For Preferred Pronouns In Class May Push Some Professors Off Campus

Rob Jenkins

Recently, one of the South’s most prestigious private institutions, Emory University, announced it will allow students to “select their own pronouns.”

Emory is hardly alone. According to CampusPride.org, at least 242 campuses nationwide now do the same. But this headline caught my eye because Emory is practically in my backyard. It’s only a matter of time before the deadly “preferred pronoun” virus spreads to Georgia’s public institutions like the one where I teach.

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