The National Multiple Sclerosis Society was in the spotlight last week, and it wasn’t for hitting new fundraising records.
Rather, they kicked to the curb a 90-year-old woman who had volunteered for them over six decades because she didn’t understand the need to use neopronouns.
Let’s be clear: she wasn’t even objecting to the practice, although she had every right to. She was just curious about why all the emails now included pronouns in the signatures.
This was deemed to be offensive, proving that she wasn’t “inclusive” enough to give her time and energy to a cause she had served for decades.
Chaya Raichek, the infamous Libs of TikTok proprietress, exposed the snub, and all hell broke loose. She interviewed the poor volunteer, and the MS Society has been scrambling to contain the damage ever since.
My friend on Twitter, a gerontologist, was sufficiently outraged that he…
