To make language nonracist and nonageist,
A) refer only to some groups when mentioning race or age.
B) give someone's race or age only when you know it.
C) refer to a group by the term it prefers.
D) avoid changing your usage of words to define groups.
E) use words that suggest that competent people are unusual.

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Using the terms preferred by a group is a respectful and inclusive practice that acknowledges their identity and preferences, making language nonracist and nonageist.

To Make Language Nonracist and Nonageist