I don't think that is correct. In terms of right and wrong (not about how others feel), a person should be able to call another person whatever they want, even if it offends them.
I don't think that is correct. In terms of right and wrong (not about how others feel), a person should be able to call another person whatever they want, even if it offends them.
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While freedom of speech is a fundamental right, using someone's preferred pronouns does not infringe on that right. It is a way of showing respect and acknowledging their identity, which is also a fundamental human right. Additionally, using incorrect pronouns can be hurtful and offensive, and can contribute to a hostile and discriminatory environment.
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