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They stay quiet out of politeness and not wanting to be harassed and bullied for dissenting views on this topic.

But I can guarantee that at least some of your female students are scoffing at the misogynistic idea that "woman = lipstick and dress and she/her pronouns".

> when you have a Frank on your roster who is wearing a dress and lipstick and goes by Francine, having a protocol of pronoun visibility reduces friction in the classroom. It makes Francine feel welcomed and it helps her classmates as well

Does it help female students, knowing that they have to accommodate this misogyny?