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Gender neutral language in English: Difference between revisions
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* '''Honored/Dear audience/guests/friends/people.''' Neutral alternative to "ladies & gentlemen". | * '''Honored/Dear audience/guests/friends/people.''' Neutral alternative to "ladies & gentlemen". | ||
* '''Homemaker/Housespouse.''' Neutral alternatives for housewife and househusband. | * '''Homemaker/Housespouse.''' Neutral alternatives for housewife and househusband. | ||
* '''Homie/Bestie/Pal/Kiddo/You/Yo/Sib/Comrade/Baby (sarcastic)/Human/Person/Fam/Peeps/Y'all.''' Gender-neutral alternatives for informal/playful words and phrases like girl(s), gal, sis, miss, man, dude(s), lad(s), mate(s), bro(s), guy(s)/my guy(s), buddie(s)/bud. | * '''Homie/Bestie/Pal/Kiddo/You/Yo/Sib/Comrade/Baby (sarcastic)/Human/Person/Fam/Peeps/Y'all.''' Gender-neutral alternatives for informal/playful words and phrases like girl(s), gal(s), sis, miss, man, dude(s), lad(s), mate(s), bro(s), guy(s)/my guy(s), buddie(s)/bud. | ||
* '''Humankind.''' Neutral alternative for mankind. | * '''Humankind.''' Neutral alternative for mankind. | ||
* '''J. Doe, Jay Doe.''' Gender-neutral alternatives for Jane Doe and John Doe. | * '''J. Doe, Jay Doe.''' Gender-neutral alternatives for Jane Doe and John Doe. | ||