Toronto schools drop 'chief' from job titles to avoid offending indigenous people

Let's examine the headline:
_I am offended by the word "school," it implies that the students are uneducated.
_I am offended by the word "drop," it marginalizes the grip disadvantaged.
_I am offended by indigenous American aboriginal people's cultural mis-appropriation of a word, "chief" which has etymological origins in Latin, most notably showing up in the French word "Chef" and the Spanish word "Jefe."
_I am offended by the word "job," because it implies toil and dreariness. That makes me sad. I need a safe space.
_I am offended by the word "titles." because the first three letters are a subliminal message to distract males with sexual musings.
_I am offended by the word "offending," because it is offensive. Is my safe space ready yet!?!?
_I am offended by the phrase "indigenous people" because it is a tool of old white Republican males, to mask the cultural identities of the indigenous aboriginal tribes of North America, that should always be listed by name, unless you are as sensitive as me.

If you do not find this funny, you are not welcome in my safe space and I will NOT share my coloring books and crayons with you.

VERMIN SUPREME FOR PRESIDENT 2020!

I didn't know that "chief" was purloined from Native American languages

Chief IS NOT a term exclusive to Native Americans or First People of Canada. I defend Indians at every opportunity that is presented to me. But this was a liberal knee jerk response stemming from the pathetic non-leadership of our premier, Just In True Dope!!!