Some of us lambasted this as a kind of censoring political correctness, while others among us said it was a question of politeness and general toleration. We couldn't come to an agreement, but perhaps we agreed to differ. Even without accepting the arguments of a particular religious tradition or even of secular humanism, I think we can say that more unites us as human beings than divides us. I also believe that men and women, and people of all races and ethnicities, can and should work together to fight intolerance of various forms.
Racism hurts white people, and sexism hurts men.