> The "X" suffix is an attempt by younger Spanish speakers to introduce a neuter gender to their native language. That's not what I've seen. "Latinx" isn't pro

> The "X" suffix is an attempt by younger Spanish speakers to introduce a neuter gender to their native language. That's not what I've seen. "Latinx" isn't pronouncable in Spanish. The actual attempt to introduce a neutral gender uses the suffix -e. For example "les estudiantes ruidoses" or "mis amigues".