The Tennessee legislation echoes the position of Jordan Peterson of Canada. He refused to use the “preferred pronouns” of his college students because he viewed speech codes as one of the first steps of a totalitarian regime. He gave the Soviet Union and Maoist China as prime examples.
The Tennessee legislation echoes the position of Jordan Peterson of Canada. He refused to use the “preferred pronouns” of his college students because he viewed speech codes as one of the first steps of a totalitarian regime. He gave the Soviet Union and Maoist China as prime examples.