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It is now considered a “microaggression” to use the incorrect pronoun for someone at Northern Kentucky University, according to Young America’s Foundation (YAF) and its Censorship Exposed Project.
YAF spokesman Spencer Brown said on the Todd Starnes Radio Show that they uncovered documents “being used to indoctrinate the rising generation.”
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“We use public records laws in these states to request the internal documents from public colleges and universities and find out what is in the curriculum, what administrators are saying and doing with these sorts of tools,” said YAF spokesman Spencer Brown on The Todd Starnes Show. “What we find is that it’s just indoctrinating students in all these ridiculous things.”
Northern Kentucky University defines a “microaggression” as “verbal, behavioral, or environmental indignities,” that communicate “hostile, derogatory, or negative slights and insults toward people of marginalized groups.”
Microaggressions toward trans people in the classroom include not asking or refusing to use correct names, not asking or refusing to use correct pronouns, and asking trans students, faculty and staff things about their “real” name.
The university’s LGBTQ Programs and Services Department offers the training using a “gender unicorn” character to explain that everyone’s sexuality and gender identity appear on a spectrum.
“In this training guide, they actually say that it is politically incorrect to ask someone what the appropriate way to refer to them is so how would anybody possibly know?” Brown pondered. “It even suggests that students could be punished for misgendering or misidentifying someone, and there’s no way to ensure that you’re right other than to probably just sit there and not say anything.”