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The Orange Is the New Black star doesn't believe in "LGBTQQTY-whatever-LMNOP." Instead, she hopes more people become comfortable with identifying as queer.
Queer was once seen as a slur, and it still is considered a slur for many, but many millennials see it as a liberating word, especially if they don't identify within the categories of gay or lesbian."
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"Just because your assumptions about me were wrong, it doesnāt mean I was hiding who I am." The latest āŖ#āconsciouslanguageā¬ column by Karen Yin.
Most of us agree that inclusion is important. However, we might be unsure how to activate this positive ideal in our daily professional practices. Where to begin when so much change and transformatā¦
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How is this even a thing?
"It's still a slur, and it's tied to discrimination against Asians, and it always has been. Shouldn't people know this by now?"
The winner of DWTS season 22 will be announced Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET on ABC
When "inclusive language" means something more.
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Can't figure out the difference between "sell by" and "best by?" A new piece of proposed legislation might help.
"Sell-by dates were meant for store staff to circulate fresher products onto the shelves, but many consumers treat them as expiration dates."
Our very words can help prevent children from sexual abuse. Here are a few phrases that are especially useful.
"Children must never be forced to show affection."
Second opinion: The ESRI scored an own goal using ageist terms in its housing report, argues Jacky Jones
"The way reports are framed can decide whether or not recommendations are implemented."
The Sporkfulās latest series makes a valiant effort to take a deeper look at āother peopleās food.ā But some critics say real change will take more than conversation.
Conscious conversations about food and cultural appropriation.
There's probably a better term than āguys,ā and Slackbot has some suggestions.
A bot for gender-neutral alternatives to "Hey, guys."
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By adapting the female radical (儳) in 30 compound Chinese characters, designers have developed a new vernacular of feminist-leaning words and phrases.
"In Chinese, for example, words like 'rape' and 'gossip' include the female radical, which [linguist David Moser] says encourages a deep-rooted negative bias toward women."
The Center for Integration and Improvement of Journalism at San Francisco State University has released an online Diversity Style Guide to help journalists and other media professionals write with accuracy and authority about a complex, multicultural society. The free guide at http://diversitystyleguide.com offers definitions and guidance on more than 700 terms related to race and ā¦
"The new style guide greatly expands and updates an earlier guide developed by CIIJās Newswatch program in the 1990s and last updated in 2002."
Most people are pretty comfortable with the idea that what happens on a TV show should be treated differently than what happens in real life. Throughout its four-year run, Girls has proved particulā¦
"The argument that any feminist screenwriter must refrain from putting the word 'cunt' in the mouth of a character whom audiences might find appealing is an argument in favor of bad art."
"If the story was about an African/American athlete who overcame the bigotry aimed at him or her, would it be OK to feature the N-word in the headline? I think not."
Why do we call marijuana marijuana? Growing up, I assumed that "marijuana" was the original Latin name for the plant I discuss every week in this column. But that's not the case. Cannabis is its actual name. Cannabis is the genus that contains the three psychoactive plants we love so well: Cannabis sativa, Cannabis indica, and their stubby cousin Cannabis ruderalis. However, cannabis is far more commonly referred to as marijuana. Why? The term "marijuana"...
"No matter how you slice it, the rise of the term marijuana is suspiciously contemporaneous with its popularity in racist screeds."
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Medical bills are impossible to understand. But what if they weren't?
"Designing 'A Bill You Can Understand' seems like a modest goal, but it could transform our experience of the healthcare system and relieve one of the greatest frustrations of being a patient."
President Obama is expected to sign new legislation striking a number of outdated ethnic terms from federal law.
"Terms such as āAsian American,ā āAfrican American,ā and āPacific Islanderā will now be used instead."