Thanks SCOTUS 
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Any bets that the customers asking for pronouns are just as real as the gay couple in the SCOTUS case?
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Possibly. Easy free advertising for bigots.
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Yeah, it seems unlikely that someone with that attitude has trans clients, but since it was all about pronouns rather than plain bigotry, they get to be the victims of their own story.
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and honestly, how often does the person who cuts your hair use a pronoun other than “you.”
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Well, I do still cut my own hair…
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It must depend on where you get your hair done, because in the past that has been my experience. However, the salon I’m currently going to is much different. The employees all talk with each other and I hear so many she/her’s in reference to me while I’m there.
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don’t they know this is how unions start!? sure, a little talking seems like a good idea. at first. but it’s a slippery slope. “have you seen my clippers?” can quickly become “vive la révolution ouvrière!” 
yeah, that makes total sense. i’m used to a barbershop. i can see a salon would be a different situation.
like so many of these things, if a business owner can’t treat customers well: they need to stop working with the public.
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They’re starting to go after the race neutral measures to try and address discrimination now.
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And then, when Trump loses, he’ll claim the trial has to wait until after the 2028 presidential election he would obviously run in
Provided he lives that long
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The odds are NOT in his favor.
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Working as intended; an illiterate populace is an easily controlled populace.
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This is something I don’t understand. Why would a trans woman object to she/her pronouns? Isn’t being accepted as a woman kind of the point? Or at least part of the point?
(Please don’t everybody jump all over me or have me modded out of existence for this. It’s a sincere question. I want to understand, I just don’t at the moment.)
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It’s pretty clear (to me, at least) that was a legit inquiry; not ‘Just Asking Questions.’
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As a trans woman, I enjoy hearing she/her. I was responding to a post questioning the use of pronouns other than “you”.
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Sorry, I wasn’t necessarily saying you were objecting. The discussion is what prompted me to finally ask, maybe I should have replied to @gatto instead. 
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Word; that day cannot come soon enough.
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