Poll: Most Americans Believe Children Should Not Be Able to Choose ‘Preferred Pronoun’

Poll: Most Americans Believe Children Should Not Be Able to Choose ‘Preferred Pronoun’

Most Americans believe children should not be able to choose their own “preferred pronoun” that does not align with their biological sex, according to new polling.

A late May Harvard-Harris poll found that 59 percent of Americans believe children should be called the pronoun that aligns with their biological sex, and 60 percent believe preferred pronouns are an “excessive measure that does more to confuse kids about their sex.”

 

Poll: Most Americans Believe Children Should Not Be Able to Choose ‘Preferred Pronoun’

Poll: Most Americans Believe Children Should Not Be Able to Choose ‘Preferred Pronoun’

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