Inclusive language:
A)avoids implying that one group is more important than another.
B)carefully avoids acknowledging differences among people.
C)includes both masculine and feminine pronouns together.
D)refers to the specific cultural identities of audience members.
E)uses politically correct terms for all categories of humans.

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Inclusive language is language that avoids implying that one group is more important than another. It does this by being sensitive to the ways in which language can reflect and perpetuate bias or discrimination. It is about choosing words and expressions that are respectful and inclusive of all people, regardless of their backgrounds or identities.

Answer: C
 Inclusive language can include both masculine and feminine pronouns together. This is done to acknowledge and include people of all genders and to avoid sexist language that assumes all people are either male or female. For example, using "he or she" instead of just "he" is more inclusive.

Answer: E
 Inclusive language does use politically correct terms for all categories of humans. This means using language that does not reinforce negative stereotypes or discriminate against groups of people based on their race, gender, sexuality, religion, or any other characteristic. For example, using "people of color" instead of "colored people" is more inclusive and politically correct.

Inclusive Language