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1. Suppose you have an audience that is sexist, racist, or prejudiced in some other way. To what extent, if any, should you adapt to this aspect of your audience?

2. It's sexist to always put the male pronoun first in pronoun pairs (e.g., he/she rather than she/he or s/he). Which method do you prefer? ( Method: Traditional pronouns are sexist when they refer to a class of people, not to specific individuals. Four ways to make the sentence nonsexist are to use plurals, to use you, to revise the sentence to omit the pronoun, and to use pronoun pairs. Bias- free language is fair and friendly; it complies with the law. it includes all readers; it helps to sustain goodwill).