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The False Divide Between “Well Educated” and “Less Educated”
When imprecise language confuses, conflates, and excludes.
From Bias and Blame to Balance: Sensitive Style for Covering Sexual Violence
Basic guidelines for fair and accurate reporting.
Themself Is a Perfectly Cromulent Word
Watching language change in action.
Putting Language on a Meat-Free Diet
Carnivorous expressions serve to exclude, not include.
Capitalizing for Equality
When Black and White are used as racial terms.
Making Web Images Accessible to People Who Are Blind
Small touches that help screen-reader users feel included.