Executive order bans gender-neutral language in Arkansas government documentsTheOneWithTheHair@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world – 237 points – 9 months agofayettevilleflyer.com137Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsWhat were they thinking? Oh shit, I just used the gender-neutral pronoun "they."By “they,” I believe you mean “an unknown number of men and women.”In this case yes, but "they" can also be all men, all women, or a single person of unknown gender. For example: somebody called. What did they say?
What were they thinking? Oh shit, I just used the gender-neutral pronoun "they."By “they,” I believe you mean “an unknown number of men and women.”In this case yes, but "they" can also be all men, all women, or a single person of unknown gender. For example: somebody called. What did they say?
By “they,” I believe you mean “an unknown number of men and women.”In this case yes, but "they" can also be all men, all women, or a single person of unknown gender. For example: somebody called. What did they say?
In this case yes, but "they" can also be all men, all women, or a single person of unknown gender. For example: somebody called. What did they say?
What were they thinking?
Oh shit, I just used the gender-neutral pronoun "they."
By “they,” I believe you mean “an unknown number of men and women.”
In this case yes, but "they" can also be all men, all women, or a single person of unknown gender.
For example: somebody called. What did they say?