charliejane, 1 year ago CONSERVATIVES: Corporations are people and deserve free-speech rights CORPORATIONS: Trans people exist CONSERVATIVES: Not like that
CONSERVATIVES: Corporations are people and deserve free-speech rights
CORPORATIONS: Trans people exist
CONSERVATIVES: Not like that
patrickgillam, 1 year ago @charliejane Recognizing that corporations are people, I would like them to share their pronouns. I’m serious! I write about businesses a lot, and I have long been torn whether to refer to a corporation as an “it“ or as a “they/them.“
@charliejane Recognizing that corporations are people, I would like them to share their pronouns.
I’m serious! I write about businesses a lot, and I have long been torn whether to refer to a corporation as an “it“ or as a “they/them.“
c0dec0dec0de, 1 year ago @patrickgillam @charliejane I want to say this is context sensitive? When a company acts, they. If the legal portion of the company is acted upon, it. If the personnel are primarily impacted upon, they (again). Just an off-the-cuff thought.
@patrickgillam @charliejane I want to say this is context sensitive? When a company acts, they. If the legal portion of the company is acted upon, it. If the personnel are primarily impacted upon, they (again). Just an off-the-cuff thought.
woozle, 1 year ago @c0dec0dec0de @patrickgillam @charliejane The two corporate genders: "Inc" and "LLC"
@c0dec0dec0de @patrickgillam @charliejane
The two corporate genders: "Inc" and "LLC"
c0dec0dec0de, 1 year ago @woozle @patrickgillam @charliejane in America. In England, they have Plc; Germans have AG; and so on.
@woozle @patrickgillam @charliejane in America. In England, they have Plc; Germans have AG; and so on.
woozle, 1 year ago @c0dec0dec0de @patrickgillam @charliejane Different languages handle gender differently, so that follows :D
Different languages handle gender differently, so that follows :D
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