Chicago Tribune Cheers Gender-Neutral Workplaces

By David E Smith 6 min read
Chris Rosario, content director at IBM Cloud, is seen at his office in Chicago on July 19, 2019. Rosario describes himself as gender queer and is part of a volunteer mentoring group that pairs managers with LGBTQIA employees to promote understanding. (Zbigniew Bzdak / Chicago Tribune)

A conservative meme circulating on Facebook recently asserted that a dystopian future isn’t in the future. It’s now and we’re living it.

For theologically orthodox Christians, and others who want to stay grounded in reality, the West has rapidly become a disorienting place to live. So, a surreal article in the Chicago Tribune July 31 portraying workplace accommodations for “gender queer” and “nonbinary” employees as perfectly normal shouldn’t come as a surprise, even if it induces nausea.

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