Dizzying 27 alternate pronouns displayed on college business school application — along with an 'ot

[rangerrebew]

s December 23, 2020
Dizzying 27 alternate pronouns displayed on college business school application — along with an 'other' option

It's unclear if a course is offered to master meanings of 'ey,' 'xie,' 'hir,' 'vis,' and 'eirs,' among others
 
Dave Urbanski

Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Business features a program called WomenLead which "equips female students to excel in school, enter the workforce with developed skills, and find their place in leadership positions."

One might assume a program geared toward women wouldn't need much in the way of gender identifiers on its application form, but once you scroll down a little ways past boxes to input your last name, first name, and "nickname or preferred first name if different from your given name," the form asks "what pronouns do you prefer?"

And it's a smorgasbord.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/dizzying-27-alternate-pronouns-displayed-on-college-business-school-application-along-with-an-other-option

[The_Reader_David]

For preferred pronouns, I rather like the wag who replied "English or French". 

Of course you could also use the "Other" option to express a preference for His Serene Highness / His Serene Highness / His Serene Highness's, thereby ensuring everyone will refer to you by name.