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Ann Pietrangelo on Inclusive Language

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“If inclusive language, or political correctness, is meant to avoid insult, stereotypes, discrimination, or exclusion, that’s a positive thing and I’m on board,” writes Ann Pietrangelo in “The Art of Inclusive Language.”

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