Gender neutral language in English: Difference between revisions
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* '''Abbist.''' Gender neutral term for abbot/abbess. | * '''Abbist.''' Gender neutral term for abbot/abbess. | ||
* '''Bartender''' or '''Bar tender.''' Standard gender neutral | * '''Bartender''' or '''Bar tender, Barkeeper.''' Standard gender neutral terms for barman or barmaid. | ||
* '''Business person, business owner/leader/representative, entrepreneur.''' Standard gender neutral terms for businessman or businesswoman. | * '''Business person, business owner/leader/representative, entrepreneur.''' Standard gender neutral terms for businessman or businesswoman. | ||
* '''Brewmaker/Brewer/Brew leader.''' Neutral alternatives to brewmistress and brewmaster. | |||
* '''Camera operator/Camera worker/Camera person/Filmer/Photographer.''' Standard gender neutral alternatives for cameraman/camerawoman. | * '''Camera operator/Camera worker/Camera person/Filmer/Photographer.''' Standard gender neutral alternatives for cameraman/camerawoman. | ||
* '''Chairperson/Director/Chair'''. Neutral alternatives to chairwoman and chairman. | |||
* '''Clergy member.''' Standard gender neutral term for clergyman, priest, priestess, and many religious titles. | * '''Clergy member.''' Standard gender neutral term for clergyman, priest, priestess, and many religious titles. | ||
* '''Congressperson/Representative/Memeber of congress.''' Neutral alternatives to congresswoman and congressman. | |||
*'''Consort.''' Term for the Queen or Prince Consort, dropping the gendered part. | *'''Consort.''' Term for the Queen or Prince Consort, dropping the gendered part. | ||
*'''Council member/Councilor.''' Neutral alternatives to councilwomen and councilman. | |||
* '''Cowhand.''' Standard gender neutral term for cowboy or cowgirl. | * '''Cowhand.''' Standard gender neutral term for cowboy or cowgirl. | ||
* '''Comedian.''' Standard gender neutral term. Although some people use "comedienne" for women, "comedian" is generally considered non-gendered. | * '''Comedian.''' Standard gender neutral term. Although some people use "comedienne" for women, "comedian" is generally considered non-gendered. | ||
* ''' | * '''Crafter/Craftsperson.''' Neutral alternatives to craftswoman and craftsman. | ||
* '''Drag artist/Drag majesty (drag ⇄ dressed as a gender).''' Gender neutral and more extensive alternative terms for drag queen/king. | * '''Doorkeeper.''' Neutral word for doorwoman and doorman. | ||
* '''Drag artist/Drag performer/Drag majesty/Drag monarch (drag ⇄ dressed as a gender).''' Gender neutral and more extensive alternative terms for drag queen/king. | |||
* '''Firefighter.''' Neutral, standard word for firewoman and fireman. | |||