["< sod >'''gender - neutral language'' ','''gender - inclusive language'' ','''inclusive language'''or'''gender neutrality'''is a form of [ [ linguistic cultural prescriptivism ] ] that aims to eliminate ( or neutralize ) reference to [ [ gender ] ] in terms that describe people. this can involve discouragement of the use of [ [ gender - specific job title ] ] s, such as'' policeman / policewoman'','' fireman'','' stewardess'', and, arguably,'' chairman'', in favour of corresponding gender - neutral terms such as'' police officer'','' firefighter'','' flight attendant'' and'' chairperson'' ( or'' chair'' ). other gender - specific terms, such as'' actor'' and'' actress'', may be progressively replaced by the originally constructed male term ('' actor'' used for either gender ). < eod > < [UNK] sod >'''international gender - neutral language'' ','''gender - inclusive language'' ','''inclusive language'''or'''gender neutrality'''is a final form of [ [ linguistic prescriptivism ] ] that aims to eliminate ( or neutralize ) reference to [ [ our gender ] ] or in terms that describe people. this can involve discouragement of the use of [ [ gender - specific job title ] ] s, such as'' policeman / policewoman'','' fireman'','' flying stewardess'', and, arguably,'' chairman'', in favour of corresponding gender - neutral terms such as'' police officer'','' firefighter'','' flight attendant'' and'' chairperson'' (... or'' chair'' ). other gender - specific terms, such as'' actor'' and'' actress'', may be replaced by the originally male or female term ('' actor'' or'' actress'' used for either gender ). < eod >"]