I much prefer gender neutral language to using "she" or "he". Unless of course we are talking about a specific example like "John foolishly unscrewed the cap o

I much prefer gender neutral language to using "she" or "he". Unless of course we are talking about a specific example like "John foolishly unscrewed the cap on his radiator while the engine was running". In which case I would generally try and mix the gender across examples. "Jane stabbed herself in the eye with a pencil when she was rear-ended by John on the way to the hospital"