I thought the principle you and the other poster were arguing for, was to minimize conflict.  In the case of &quot;bro&quot; the conflict arises from a feminist critique of the word&#x27;s usage in the context of a male dominated industry.  In the case of the menorah, the conflict arises from the political controversy of the state of Israel, and its relationship to the Jewish community[0].  I don&#x27;t have a problem with pro-Feminist websites or anti-Feminist websites, I just think it&#x27;s professional to avoid stirring up debate with terms or symbols that would likely offend people with a particular viewpoint.<p>Perhaps you think the feminist viewpoint in this case is objectively correct and therefore deserves more consideration.  In that case I would counter that the pro-Palestinian viewpoint is objectively correct.  But my original argument was neutral on this issue.<p>[0] A relationship usually asserted to exist by the <i>supporters</i> of Israel, as is the case here.