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I work on an engineering team of 15 with 5 women. None of whom would find it acceptable to be called “females”. That’s not “language policing” as described el
by gshdg 6y ago
I work on an engineering team of 15 with 5 women.
None of whom would find it acceptable to be called “females”.
That’s not “language policing” as described elsewhere in the thread.
You don’t see men in the workplace being called “males”. “Female” and “male” as nouns are used to describe animals. It’s dehumanizing. Don’t do it.
- lewisj489 6y agoSo gender ratios aren't a thing? https://i.imgur.com/lk7GPDB.png https://i.imgur.com/lk7GPDB.png
- gshdg 6y agoI’m not sure I understand what point you’re trying to make with the graphic and terse question. Could you please expand on that?
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- J-dawg 6y ago> Don’t do it Ha, it's amazing how you people always talk in the same way. Literally ordering other people what to do. Yet you object to being called the "language police". It's priceless.
- dragonwriter 6y agoIt absolutely is language policing. That's orthogonal to whether it is correct information backing a warranted suggestion.