I understand the ethymologic perspective, but the above statement is part of on-going discussion.
E.g. > To refer to all human beings, use terms like “individuals,” “people,” or “persons” rather than “man” or “mankind” to be accurate and inclusive.
https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/bias-free-...
I personally like 'man' as it had a poetic ring to me. I also think it makes sense to pay attention to the differing perception of language, as I want to be able to communicate effectively with all kinds of people.
I understand the ethymologic perspective, but the above statement is part of on-going discussion.
E.g. > To refer to all human beings, use terms like “individuals,” “people,” or “persons” rather than “man” or “mankind” to be accurate and inclusive.
https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/bias-free-...
I personally like 'man' as it had a poetic ring to me. I also think it makes sense to pay attention to the differing perception of language, as I want to be able to communicate effectively with all kinds of people.