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I've been using "folks" and "y'all" for several years, and I've from the northeast and live in San Diego now. It's not a big deal. Maybe it helps that althoug

I've been using "folks" and "y'all" for several years, and I've from the northeast and live in San Diego now. It's not a big deal. Maybe it helps that although I'm very socially liberal, my stereotype of "people who say y'all" is "subtle and witty"?

bitwize 6y ago
The correct form is "folx". Spelling words with an "x" is more inclusive toward marginalized groups, particularly LGBTQIA+, despite there not being an "x" in there. See also womxn, Latinx, etc.
- andygcook 6y ago
  Twitch received quite a lot of backlash two days ago for using the term womxn. The sentiment was that it isn't inclusive and is instead transphobic, because it separates trans/non-binary women from other women. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-56251452 https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-56251452
- apple4ever 6y ago
  Its gotten so bad I can't tell if this is parody or not.