Language is far less neutral than we usually think it is ... implicit meaning. The original example from German philosopher Gottlob Frege contrasted “dog,” a neutral term, with “cur ...

To give some examples. when job titles in German—a highly gendered language—were described to one sample using more gender-neutral language (think “firefighter” compared to “fireman ...

Language is far less neutral than we usually think it is ... implicit meaning. The original example from German philosopher Gottlob Frege contrasted “dog,” a neutral term, with “cur ...

Bank of England staff have been told to share their pronouns at the start of meetings and use “gender neutral” language when speaking ... pronouns” is another example of a “microaggression”.

The debate over gender-neutral language actually dates back to the mid-1980s, when ungendered job titles became more popular (for example, “firefighters” instead of “firemen”) and the ...

Language is far less neutral than we usually think it is ... implicit meaning. The original example from German philosopher Gottlob Frege contrasted “dog,” a neutral term, with “cur ...