Bias-free language ________.
A) is often unethical and can obscure the truth
B) avoids words and phrases that unfairly or unethically stigmatize people
C) uses milder synonyms in place of stronger words to minimize negative emotions
D) communicates in terms of the point of view of the audience, using the audience's interests and preferences

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Bias-free language avoids words and phrases that unfairly or unethically stigmatize people. It is important to use language that respects diversity and promotes inclusivity, and avoids perpetuating stereotypes or discrimination.

Bias-Free Language ________