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Subject:Re: "man" "woman" terminology From:Corinne Stefanick <Temp2%GMP%Chiron -at- LARRY -dot- CHIRON -dot- COM> Date:Wed, 3 Nov 1993 09:03:24 PST
Kim, I appreciate your response to my posting. Understanding the atmosphere
in which the Bill of Rights and Constitution were drafted, I believe, is
elemental to appreciating our freedoms now. They are beautifully conceived
and executed documents. Oh, that I could write so well and that all of us
could exert the extra effort it takes to use gender-netral terms instead of
either she/he, her/him, and so on.
