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I liked the article and agree with all of your points, thank you for sharing this! I only have one note: calling women “females” is something you do a few times in this article, and each time it gave me an unpleasant feeling, since most people who use this word are either sexist men or trans exclusive so-called feminists, who both use the argument of “biology” to sort people into two categories… Animals can be called female, but for human beings, I haven’t seen it used in progressive contexts.
Thank you for your constructive comment and for bringing this to my attention, Ana! I wasn’t aware of this before but I’ll keep it in mind for future texts.