Inclusive language is not here to save our lives. Comments on the article "Changing the Rules: Inclusive Language”.
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The author proposes inclusive language as a tool to modify reality, incurring naive realism. However, it is worth recognizing that humans do not rely exclusively on language to perceive the world.
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