Furthermore, Nneka (2012) described another instance of sexism inherited within language when addressing females and males with titles. Commonly in English, female‘s title is not mentioned but a male‘s is usually pronounced. A female is addressed simply by her first name but a man is addressed by his title, first name, and surname. We come across Mr. and Mrs. Jones but never Mr. and Mrs. John and Mary Jones and in some salutations, directed to both, yet the woman is not addressed. Likewise, these practices and others make the females invisible as if they deserve less respect or less serious consideration than men do.
The use of the traditional tripartite address and reference system of Title + Last Name (Mr., Mrs., and Miss) has generated
The use of the traditional tripartite address and reference system of Title + Last Name (Mr., Mrs., and Miss) has generated