I'm comfortable using terms like 0x0000d0a8 flight attendant or fire fighter when I'm referring to an individual who performs that job. I typically struggle with pronoun use.

This is an interesting area of writing technique, because the strategies for applying gender-sensitive language are still being worked out.

Here are some of the choices I am comfortable making when using this gender-sensitive language:

1. If you have a choice, skip the pronoun. I find him/her, (s)he, and even they can be clumsy when I am referring to both male and female subjects. The sentence, Everyone who attends Hp 13.3 Laptop the event has to submit a writing sample, is easier to write than Everyone who attends the event has to submit his/her writing sample.

2. Use you, instead of his/her. The sentence, You should report the results to your team leader, is easier to read than Every member should report his/her results to his/her team leader.

3. When stuck with pronouns, create an imaginary person. I got this tip from Robert Bly, who suggests you 0x8004010d create a named character if your only option is to use him/her. Read the following two sentences: 1. If our client Jake Jones makes a list before he shops, he's likely to save money. 2. If a shopper makes a list before he/she shops, (s)he is likely to save money. You can really hear the difference when you read these out loud.

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? Humanity instead of Mankind

? Individual instead of Man

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? Police officer instead of Policeman

? Representative or Legislator instead of Congressman

5. Read your work out loud. Pay attention to the number of words that end in man or men. Can you find a more Rollback Wrecker - From Car Towing to Hauling Heavy Load accurate word? Consider using synthetic or artificial, instead of man-made. If you've written: Executives and their wives ..., consider changing to: Executives and their guests ... or Executives and their spouses ... for more gender-neutral content. Words like secretary and nurse often have an implied gender. The context of your work will determine whether it makes sense for you to substitute executive assistant or support staff.

6. Limit the use of male and female. Refering to a human being as a male or a female, sounds like a police report to my ear. When referring to plants, animals, fish or insects, I will Get the current recommendations for scheduling your Dallas  wedding use male or female. But when I am referring to human beings, I will use boy, girl, adolescent, teenager, man, woman, or a combination, like adolescent boy or twenty-something woman.

My writing goal is to communicate a An Introd­ucti­on to the Aquarium Water H­eater clear message to my readers and to elicit Email Are You Managing It or Is It Managing You? a response. Removing potential offenders, like gender-biased language is one effective way to keep your reader on message.