> If you follow the grammatical history of French, the neutral gender just got folded into masculine. This is not just grammatical history, this is the current

> If you follow the grammatical history of French, the neutral gender just got folded into masculine. This is not just grammatical history, this is the current grammar rules. However some people are trying to force a change of the rule by making up new words and rules, such as "iels" instead of "ils/elles".