As pointed out by the graveyard shift on the ACB (dear jesus why am I awake right now), adult human remains and clothes have been found by a walker across from the A&P on Wash.
Ze’s apparently pretty old, an adult skeleton of indeterminate gender. CT cops and MPD, and presumably whatever CSI faculties are available are on it.
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i gotta say, transgender pronouns are not metagender or supergender. using Ze is misleading here. it makes it sound like the person was a trans.
on the other hand, what’s hillarious is that it seems that the trans community is trying very hard to bring the anonymous dead community into its linguistic fold. i say you can have them by all means.
i gotta say, transgender pronouns are not metagender or supergender. using Ze is misleading here. it makes it sound like the person was a trans.
on the other hand, what’s hillarious is that it seems that the trans community is trying very hard to bring the anonymous dead community into its linguistic fold. i say you can have them by all means.
you know the school you go to is fucked up when a news story like this breaks out an argument about the word ze. what the fuck people
you know the school you go to is fucked up when a news story like this breaks out an argument about the word ze. what the fuck people
#2: Seconded.
#5: “It” was a person, who deserves to be respected even in death. Both hir sex and gender at the time of hir death are unknown. I think gender-neutral pronouns are entirely appropriate.
#6: He is the grammatically correct third-person singular personal pronoun to use when someone wants to pretend that women and trans people do not exist. Ze is a pronoun we use at Wesleyan to make this a healthier, safer community for everyone in it.
#2: Seconded.
#5: “It” was a person, who deserves to be respected even in death. Both hir sex and gender at the time of hir death are unknown. I think gender-neutral pronouns are entirely appropriate.
#6: He is the grammatically correct third-person singular personal pronoun to use when someone wants to pretend that women and trans people do not exist. Ze is a pronoun we use at Wesleyan to make this a healthier, safer community for everyone in it.
actually probably didn’t happen this year
actually probably didn’t happen this year
This is awful… so much messed up shit has happened in this town in the past year.
This is awful… so much messed up shit has happened in this town in the past year.
What the fuck middletown???
What the fuck middletown???
Correct would be “(s)he”
Correct would be “(s)he”
wonderful. someone dies and people are arguing over semantics
wonderful. someone dies and people are arguing over semantics
He is the grammatically correct third-person singular personal pronoun to use when a person’s sex is undetermined. Ze is not a word.
He is the grammatically correct third-person singular personal pronoun to use when a person’s sex is undetermined. Ze is not a word.
it doesnt have a gender, since gender is a construct. it does have a sex, and since ze is used for gender, ze is inappropriate in this context
it doesnt have a gender, since gender is a construct. it does have a sex, and since ze is used for gender, ze is inappropriate in this context
Ahh, although a dead body has a sex does it necessarily have a gender?
Ahh, although a dead body has a sex does it necessarily have a gender?
@1 On the off chance that you’re not trolling:
No, Ze is a gender neutral pronoun, making it the most linguistically appropriate pronoun to use when the sex of a body is unknown.
@1 On the off chance that you’re not trolling:
No, Ze is a gender neutral pronoun, making it the most linguistically appropriate pronoun to use when the sex of a body is unknown.
@1 Don’t be an ass.
@1 Don’t be an ass.
isn’t Ze only used for girls who want to look like guys? not for dead people who havent had an autopsy yet.
isn’t Ze only used for girls who want to look like guys? not for dead people who havent had an autopsy yet.