Some users on social media are sharing a viral image of a sign on banning gendered language in stores, suggesting it came from Amazon-owned grocery chain Whole Foods Market. "Wholefoods asks that you ...

It’s easy to see gender inequality as perpetuated by a few toxically masculine men, but gender bias is embedded in our social systems in many subtle ways too. One system that scientists have been ...

WASHINGTON (TND) — Democratic lawmakers are pushing to replace general masculine terms in government documents with “gender-neutral language,” The 19th reported Tuesday. A trio of progressives ...

The State Department defended a memo from Secretary of State Antony Blinken this month that urged staffers to steer clear of gendered language such as "mother" and "manpower." "If you look at that ...

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The House of Representatives is governed by a set of rules. They are specific to each Congress and passed at the start of the legislative session. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and House Rules ...

KIRO 7 NEWS - BERKELEY, CA - The city of Berkeley, California, will no longer use gendered language in its municipal codes and will instead use more gender-neutral language. The San Francisco ...

The state's governing document still only refers to elected officials by male pronouns. And while the process to change that language would be lengthy, this is the year to start because "history has ...

PHOENIX — South Dakota’s constitution refers to the governor as a “he.” But for the past six years, the governor was a “she” — Kristi Noem, the first female to hold the position there. The ...

BOSTON (WHDH) - Massachusetts lawmakers are considering changing some of the gendered language in the state’s constitution. Right now, the Massachusetts Constitution refers to the governor and ...

Men's long-time domination of the workplace has resulted in a style of business communications that is overly masculine and therefore benefits men more than women, contributing to the gender pay gap.