Mrs. is the title women traditionally take when they're married. I seriously doubt you had no teachers that went by Mrs.

All of this is pointless noise. It should not be illegal for a teacher to mention that they have a spouse.

Never. Give me a link

Saying whether you're a Ms. or Mrs. is a discussion of sexuality though.

>not go on a tangent about your sex life.

Who is doing this?

I thought the law prohibits "discussions of sexuality". That's pretty vague.

But acknowledging the existence of your spouse is surely discussion right? I mean for most female teachers it's right there in their name if they're married or not.

It's a law for a problem that doesn't exist and is written so vaguely as to make the mere acknowledgement of gay people illegal.

They don't have to do anything, but it definitely shouldn't be illegal for a teacher to mention the existence of their family.

When you went to school, the female teachers didn't have different titles like Ms. or Mrs. ?

But the law says any discussions of sexuality right?

So it's illegal for a teacher to mention their spouse?