Last week Manchester University in Britain published a ‘Guide to Inclusive Language’ that proves, once again, how successful the cultural-left has been in its long march through the institutions and radically reshaping language. Under the heading of ‘Equality, diversity and inclusion’ academics and students are told they cannot use pronouns like he or she, use the description mentally ill and that race and ethnicity are social constructs.
It should also be noted that such guides are common in Australian universities including Flinders, Monash and the University of New South Wales.
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