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Old 06-10-2013, 04:44 PM   #130
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Originally Posted by BeccaPrice View Post
If you wouldn't say "a male author" don't say "a female author" or any variation on that theme. Seems to me that's pretty simple.
Right, so there is no issue with "lady?" The issue was with any gender identifier when one isn't needed?
In a situation where you WOULD say 'male author' is 'lady author' OK?
Or is there an issue with "lady" like there is an issue with "girl?"

I ask, because I also hear that some women object to "ma'am" as a term of respectful address, and I find that truly insane confusing.

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