Inclusive Language in Education

The Vermont Department of Health advises using gender-neutral terms like 'child' or 'kid' instead of 'daughter' or 'son' in schools. The department promotes inclusive language to create a more equitable classroom environment.

Inclusive Language in Aviation

The Air Line Pilots Association, International (ALPA) has suggested changing gendered language like 'cockpit' to 'flight deck' to be more inclusive to women and LGBTQ+ employees. The union aims to create a more diverse and inclusive workplace by refraining from using masculine words and encouraging gender-neutral language.

Discussion on Inclusive Language in Roald Dahl's Books and Movie Adaptations

A discussion on a British publisher pushing for more inclusive language in Roald Dahl's classic children's books. The article also highlights movies inspired by Dahl's stories like 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' and 'Matilda'.

Argentina bans leftist 'inclusive' language

Argentina's President Javier Milei banned the use of leftist 'inclusive' language and gender-based perspective in all public administration offices and documents, citing the preservation of the Spanish language and rejecting far-left ideas. This decision has been met with controversy and criticism.