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I’m confused by your comments, which wording do you think it should have? Like parent comment already said, the presence of the word ‘male’ in that sentence doe
by dahart 4y ago
I’m confused by your comments, which wording do you think it should have? Like parent comment already said, the presence of the word ‘male’ in that sentence does not imply an assumption that all facial hair is male; it can legitimately mean that only the male actors typically need to shave, which is usually true. Facial hair growth has sex based differences in humans, so I don’t see a problem with having the word there, nor with removing it. Why do you think it’s a problem either before or after, and why do you suggest that changing the text to fix the very issue you called out is a bad thing?
- kadoban 4y agoIt should probably have whichever text is most accurate to whatever actually happened or is happening. So if they did/do actually ask only the male actors, it should probably say that. If they're asked only based on the characteristics of their facial hair, it could say that.
- dahart 4y agoSure, sounds fine. That doesn’t explain why either choice deserves criticism.