A happy little boy smiles as he gets ready to throw his yellow football. He is standing in his garden with lush green trees in the background. Non-inclusive terms, sometimes called microaggressions, ...

Words that used to be very commonplace are now recognized as exclusionary and have been replaced with more inclusive language. Here’s why using that’s essential to understand for your business.

Roughly 20 percent of U.S. residents, which is approximately 67.3 million people (equal to the population of France), speak a language other than English at home, according to the Center for ...

Having to always be attentive to what you say and how you say it may not be your favorite thing. You may find it annoying and a pain in the ass actually. Remember the show Kids Say the Darndest Things ...

For the March 2022 issue of Chilango — a news and culture magazine covering Mexico City, Mexico — the staff knew they had to top the year before to commemorate International Women’s Day. “Chilango” is ...

"Each little word change in the direction of inclusion is just another swing of the scythe clearing away the brush of non-inclusion," Cox Media Group GC Eric Greenberg said. Nestled alongside the ...

Language matters and it provides a great deal of context for history and for culture. It's not something that should be treated as trivial and companies have a responsibility to try and ensure that ...

The rainbow Pride flag at City Hall. Photo via @CityofSanDiego Twitter The San Diego City Council Tuesday approved an inclusive language policy that would require gender-neutral and non-binary ...