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lauredhel
pointing out a diversity questionnaire that started out
asking for gender and only providing the usual two tickyboxes
...)
They're not trying hard enough: it should be like this:
1. Gender:
a. Male. [ ] (1 = Strongly disagree, 10 = Strongly agree)
b. Female. [ ] (1 = Strongly disagree, 10 = Strongly agree)
c. Other - please specify. Attach additional pages if required. Use blue or black pen for diagrams.2. Did question 1 disturb you? [...]
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etfb,
2007-03-02
[Y'know, a scheme like that might work.]
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Living thigns have a sex (or possibly more than one: and there are some examples of living things that have no sex at all).
Grammatical constructs have a gender (and the various possibilities that apply to living things and sex also apply to grammatical constructs and gender).
I am *not* a grammatical construct.
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