What do the words "picnic," "congressman," "policeman," and "freshman" and phrases like "killing it," "trigger warning," and "walk-in" have in common?
They constitute oppressive language, according to the Brandeis University Prevention, Advocacy & Resource Center.
What do the words "picnic," "congressman," "policeman," and "freshman" and phrases like "killing it," "trigger warning," and "walk-in" have in common?
They constitute oppressive language, according to the Brandeis University Prevention, Advocacy & Resource Center.…
