A top official in the German state of Bavaria criticized attempts by universities to have students use gender-neutral language, calling it a difficult demand because German nouns are gendered.
“Bavaria is a free state, not an indoctrination state,” chief minister of Bavaria and Christian Social Union party leader Markus Söder told a Bavarian newspaper. “Anyone may use language however they want, but everyone should make sure to show sensitivity and respect in their language.”
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