The University of Minnesota is
considering a policy to discipline students or professors who refuse to call someone by their preferred gender pronoun, with penalties that could include
being fired or expelled.
The draft policy under review may change, but as of now it states that "university members and units are
expected to use the names, gender identities and pronouns specified to them by university members, except as legally required."
When someone does not go along with a person whose biological sex does not match their preferred gender - such as refusing to call a biological man a woman - it is called "misgendering" and is considered harassment by secular progressives. Indeed, some have even suggested refusing to recognize someone's preferred gender amounts to "violence."
"I've come to understand after all these years of experience that calling a transgender woman a man is
an act of violence," transgender actress Laverne Cox once
told an audience of college students, prompting them to applause wildly.
The
proposed policy at the University of Minnesota states that misgendering someone may result in "disciplinary action up to and including termination from employment and academic sanctions up to and including academic expulsion."
Comment: Sweden and other countries must defend themselves against the slow chipping-away of their native cultures in the name of "tolerance".