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this post was submitted on 12 Jan 2025
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Ah, as someone who doesn't hide differences do you walk into the office like...
"Hey Nigerian Dan, did you get the memo from Polish John about half-irish half-welsh Sarah's presentation later today?"
In no way am I trying to erase people's identities, I just want to highlight that language places an immense emphasis on gender that erases non-binary people and cements it psychologically as an important trait for social interaction.
People are fucking complex, there's no reason to constantly bucket them into groups by gender identity.