Em is a genderqueer individual who wants to be referred to as "ze" at college. Given today's policy environment, which is most likely? Em's college:
a.) may or may not have a policy for honoring student choices beyond traditional gender categories.
b.) does not have a policy for this situation. Policy change is happening first in K-12 education and hasn't yet reached higher education.
c.) has a policy for honoring student gender choice because nearly all colleges have freely chosen to develop such policies.
d.) has a policy for honoring student gender choice because the Supreme Court has mandated that all colleges do so.
Answer: a.) may or may not have a policy for honoring student choices beyond traditional gender categories.
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