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> non-gendered pronouns referring to a person (something missing in English) "they"? People pushing for "they/them" pronoun acceptance are always quick to poin
by googlryas 4y ago
> non-gendered pronouns referring to a person (something missing in English)
"they"? People pushing for "they/them" pronoun acceptance are always quick to point out "singular they" (even though the usage is quite contextual and limited).
- hosh 4y agoRMS tried to promote the use of “perse”, “per”, derived from “person”. As with anything, accepted usage depends on if it becomes viral.