Re: His/Her v. Their
"Sorry, while I deeply respect your preference to adhere to the strictest prescriptions of political correctness, your claim speak to me of inexperience."
I hope Leonard didn't mean to be inflammatory with that somewhat patronizing comment.
And your claim speak to me of old-school stubbornness unwilling to step into the 21st century and write things without any gender bias!!
This list is publicly accessible and searchable by every search engine. Current and future employers, as well as anyone who knows your name, will be able to read this. Are you sure you want to make such harsh statements here?
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RE: His/Her v. Their: From: Porrello, Leonard
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