Dr. Hoffheinz fights against gender in the education system in Uelzen!

Dr. Hoffheinz fights against gender in the education system in Uelzen!

Uelzen, Deutschland - In Uelzen it is bubbling! Dr. Gernot Hoffheinz, a passionate opponent of the gender, started his mission to create a popular Initiative against the controversial language in administrative and education. With striking red manuals that announce loudly: "The gender the red card!" Hoffheinz promoted his cause in the city center on Wednesday afternoon. The general practitioner is convinced that the gender, such as the use of terms such as "participants", not only violates his feeling for language, but also represents a loud minority that patronizes the majority.

"This has been proven statistically!" Emphasizes Hoffheinz and refers to a Forsa survey that shows that 73 percent of Germans are against gender signs. This survey, commissioned by RTL and NTV, shows that the rejection of the gender is across generation and gender- only the Greens supporters are majority behind the gender language. Hoffheinz, who describes the initiative as independent of the party, has no shyness to address the problems of women, which in his opinion are not solved by gender.

"arbitrariness" in schools and authorities

The reactions to Hoffheinz 'commitment are mixed. A mother supports his initiative because her son was disadvantaged at the Lessing-Gymnasium because he did not extend. She calls it “arbitrary”. Hoffheinz also criticizes the Council for German Spelling, which is against the inclusion of gender signs in the official language and recommends the generic masculine. But not everyone is enthusiastic about their mission. A passer -by describes his actions as "completely unnecessary" and tears one of his handouts, while Hoffheinz is confronted with insults such as "Faschist" and "old white man".

With almost half of the 70,000 signatures required in the pocket, Hoffheinz has time until March 7 of the next year to advance the initiative. If he reaches the brand, he could submit his proposals to the state parliament. The application of the gender language is already prohibited in several federal states, and Hoffheinz is determined to also make a change in Lower Saxony. On Saturday, November 9th, he will again promote support from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the pedestrian zone at the old town hall.