How to use gender inclusive language
Use either/or pronouns.
One option to make your writing more inclusive is to write " he or she " or " she or he " in place of just using " he. " that way, you're including at least two genders in each instance.

The downside to this approach is that it can make your sentences more cumbersome. You can also use a backslash to divide the two pronouns, such as he/she, her/him, or s/he.

How to stay safe on the highway
Eliminate distractions like phones, loud music, or eating.
All of these things divert your attention from driving, and can put you and others at risk for accidents. If you need to do anything that could inhibit your ability to focus on the road, simply pull over.

Pull over if you're tired. If you're half asleep, it will be difficult for you to concentrate on driving.

Water polo is being played by two men. the men

take off swimming to the team.

One is spinning constantly on a beam. The man in red mounts and begins to spin, performing several tricks. the man
dismounts, and puts one victorious arm up into the air.