As editors, we must always be aware of the use of conscious language. But what about when bias may not be obvious and has the potential for social prejudices? This week, in The Editors’ Weekly, @alex_benarzi_editor and Alex Elcombe unravel ways to navigate this complex problem. blog.editors.ca (link in bio)...
As editors, we must always be aware of the use of conscious language. But what about when bias may not be obvious and has the potential for social prejudices? This week, in The Editors’ Weekly, Alex Benarzi and Alex Elcombe unravel ways to navigate this complex problem. https://blog.editors.ca/the-subtle-side-of-conscious-language/ [ALT: Two hands holding a one-page document One hand holds a magnifying glass over the content. (Copyright: © stefanamer 123RF.com)]
![As editors, we must always be aware of the use of conscious language. But what about when bias may not be obvious and has the potential for social prejudices? This week, in The Editors’ Weekly, Alex Benarzi and Alex Elcombe unravel ways to navigate this complex problem.
https://blog.editors.ca/the-subtle-side-of-conscious-language/
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