What I meant with the difference between slurs and pronouns is that with slurs, it's easy to solve by just shutting up, while with pronouns, you have to make an active effort to create certain speech, which means keeping track of who is trans vs cis vs queer (which is hard to remember unless you are already friends).
I made a point of differentiating language from inclusion. It is mostly student adjacent groups who focus in on language, which is to be expected considering it's the place where you read.
It shocked me to discover that most people don't mull over every single word before they speak it. Some people are more "language brained" than others, just like others are more "number brained" or "music brained" for lack of better words. Whether this is genetic or socially constructed is irrelevant, it's pretty slow to change.
It's interesting that you bring up languages without gendered pronouns, since those languages are still spoken by cultures just as sexist as ours. Maybe there are more important things to change than language, and organizational time is valuable. [insert materialist vs idealist conflict wall of text here]
I understand your point of view, but it's impossible to ignore.
Sino-Soviet Split Episode II: Electric Boogaloo
after bombing muslims, including uighurs, for several centuries, the US conservatives suddenly decided that they care about their plight. did you also believe Saddam had WMDs?
i litterally just posted hog you absolute chump
oh yeah then what is this :PIGPOOPBALLS:
they are literally old babies. i remember in middle school when i thought skulls were the shit
immediately made incoherent by the fact that Tibet was liberated (in their minds authoritarianly occupied) by Mao (who they supposedly support)
thought-provoking content!