Kevin Lister, a school staff member in Swindon, has been dismissed by his employer after a dispute over pronouns. The employer claims Lister refused to incorporate them. The case has led to conversations about inclusivity in schools. Lister's side maintains he protected a pupil's identity. His employer is now preparing to challenge an unfair dismissal claim.
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