Gender and Politics | Spring 2020 | Penn State University
2 thoughts on “In Argentina, a Bid to Make Language Gender Neutral Gains Traction”
I found this very interesting and I hope more countries will follow in their footsteps.
This is really interesting! I previously thought that languages like Spanish were more inclusive compared to English due to their use of gendered verbs, nouns, etc. I now see how this can be a problem! Cool to see a country spearhead a movement like this.
I found this very interesting and I hope more countries will follow in their footsteps.
This is really interesting! I previously thought that languages like Spanish were more inclusive compared to English due to their use of gendered verbs, nouns, etc. I now see how this can be a problem! Cool to see a country spearhead a movement like this.