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    The first knowledge was, the use of gender pronoun such as he or his, her or she, them or they. The use of gender pronouns was a sign of respect, because LGBTQA individuals, wanted others to respect who they were in terms of their sexual orientation and their physical appearance. It also, allowed others not to question whether someone…

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    Stewart Pidd: Exploitive Perspective Kook In their book, Gary Pollitt and Craig Baker explain the basics of point-of-view: They first describe point-of-view as the manipulation of pronouns to create the writer’s perspective towards a topic. A writer can choose between three point-of-view perspectives: First-person, which is effective for telling a story about oneself, second-person, which focuses on the reader, and third-person, which is commonly used for academic writing. Pollitt and Baker…

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    Identity In Writing

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    language completely. Refuting this idea, researchers have proposed that using personal pronouns in specific parts of a paper might present a great advantage. On one hand, when writing student reports, for example, personal pronouns are used more often to state a goal or explain a procedure and considerably less to express self-benefits or elaborate an argument. On the other hand, when writing research papers personal pronouns are used more to explain a procedure, state a result, or claim, less…

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    Hartocollis Pop Culture

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    related issue with the “preferred pronouns”, which is the central focus of her article. This “preferred pronoun” is to be applied as a term to the identity of a former “he” or “she”. Hartocollis is a national correspondent for the New York Times. She and other reporters were perplexed as to what would be the correct term to use when writing about non-binary persons’ identity. Hartocollis mentions how Grammar conventions shift quickly, and takes notice to the pronouns that have been produced…

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    I chose the topic of Gender: Binary and Nonbinary because I’m a transgender male student repeatedly coming out to whoever I meet on a nearly daily basis.Through research I learned that in past cultures such as Ancient Egyptians, some eastern cultures, and Native Americans do not just have the binary genders but also other non conformative gender roles that may be foreign to western cultures. Some youth in the LGBT community find it difficult to come out due to others that may not understand. I…

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    language, specifically the need for a gender-neutral singular pronoun. I will examine whether the text is balanced, examples of various perspectives the author adopts, and main questions and ideas that provoke and drive the author. This essay opens explaining the problem of the English language from Peter’s perspective which is the gender problem. Peters explains that the words he, she, his, and her are perfectly functional singular pronouns but do not help describe one in a non-gendered way.…

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    Importance Of Prepositions

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    group of words which brings out the correct relationship between a noun/pronoun or between a verb and a noun/pronoun or an adjective and a noun/pronoun. Prepositions are important structural words. They have been called, ‘hooking words’, since they are used to hook nouns, pronouns and word-groups on to preceding words and word-groups including sentences. The purpose of the hooking is to mark the relation of the noun, pronoun or word-group with another word or word-group. The most frequently used…

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    With the LGBT+ movement gaining traction, it is safer than ever for LGBT folks to be out and open about their identities. With this sudden influx of a variety of new labels, more people are being accused of faking their identities for attention, or labeled as trend setters, especially in the trans community. To be transgender means that a person’s gender identity doesn’t match the gender they were designated at birth. For many people, this means a person who was raised as a male now identifying…

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    While the LGBT+, especially the trans, community still has a long way to go in terms of equality, there have been major strides in the right direction. In 2004, Massachusetts becomes the first law to legalize same-sex marriage and give straight and gay couples the same marriage rights under the law. In 2010, Don’t Ask Don’t Tell is repealed and in 2011, President Obama states that his administration will no longer defend DOMA. This comes into fruition in June of 2015 when the Supreme Court found…

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    the use of spatial deixis in a form of a demonstrative pronoun this. Due to the usage of such an expression one may assume that the dialogue takes place in a restaurant where both man are present, as pronoun this indicated the close distance between the mentioned place and to the speaker. The interpersonal context of…

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