Painter: The singular they is as English as Shakespeare

I recently wrote about the importance of gender-neutral language and set out a number of ways to fix it. I said that, depending on the specific sentence, gender-specific language can be fixed by (1) omitting the pronoun, (2) substituting an article, (3) substituting the second person, or (4) changing to plural. The genesis of the problem ...

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Painter: The singular they is as English as Shakespeare

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