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Old 18-11-2017, 10:53 AM #1
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A sexist word according to Cardiff Metropolitan University, which said that it should never be used about adults as it is a way of belittling them.


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for ‘girls’
A sexist word according to Cardiff Metropolitan University, which said that it should never be used about adults as it is a way of belittling them.


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It certainly can be sexist when men refer to grown women as girls, which is pretty common and no doubt those same men would object to being called boys - but like most things it’s about context.

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