Topic: We should adopt gender-neutral language
a gender neutral language should be adopted so that conversations and language would be fair for everyone.
a gender neutral language would improve gender equality
a gender-neutral language is what we should all learn to speak, it will help  dealing with racism and other social issues
a gender-neutral language would take hundreds of years to adopt to and therefore should be abandoned
a language that does not include gender takes away from the personality of people.
a lot of gender neutral language assumes the male version of the word as the newly accepted neutral word. this doesn’t make it neutral, just assumes the male is best.
a person is either male or female unless born hermaphrodite so pandering to people who have decided to be gender-neutral is another example of the world gone mad.
a persons identity is based on their gender and it should be acknowledged or it could prove offensive.
according to science there are two genders so the current language is sufficient
Adopt this language because it is inclusive and adapts to new generations.
adopting a gender neutral language enables us to speak to each other in a more compassionate and understanding way.
adopting a gender neutral language may take away from ones identity. gender is part of a persons identity.
adopting a gender neutral language would help stop confusion on what to say.
Adopting a gender -neutral language would not be controversial and would not offend anyone.
Adopting a gender neutral language would not be good in certain settings and situations, like a formal speech.
adopting gender neutral language just so a few people that refuse to be associated with the gender of their birth just propogates a way of thinking that should not be allowed further thought.
adopting gender neutral language respects everyone's gender and may eliminate gender bias.
adopting gender neutral language would be expensive and a waste of resources which could be better used elsewhere
adopting gender neutral language would make everyone feel welcome no matter how they identify and it hurts no one.
adopting gender neutral language would make it easier to be inclusive.
adopting gender-neutral language adds a lot of complexity to the language
adopting gender-neutral language helps the process of cultural change necessary for equality of the sexes
adopting gender-neutral language ignores the depth and history of language. people are being overly sensitive if they are taking offence where this is none intended.
adopting gender-neutral language is a way to promote acceptance of those that are different
adopting gender-neutral language may help reduce sexism.
adopting gender-neutral language removes unconscious stereotyping of roles. for example that only men should be postmen.
adopting gender-neutral language will cost lots of money to fix signs, letters, forms, etc.
adopting gender-neutral language would be pandering to the current trend which will soon pass and our language would be left devoid of definitions.