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The debate over LatinX and how words get adopted — or not

The debate over LatinX and how words get adopted — or not
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Linguist John McWhorter on wokism, LatinX and how words get adopted — or not : NPR

Linguist John McWhorter on wokism, LatinX and how words get adopted — or not : NPR
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Geoff Dyer s Q&A: I love doing housework – I find it extremely fulfilling

What’s your earliest memory? Weirdly, I don’t think I have one, or at least any memories I do have seem to come from long after they should have started piling up. Did I – or maybe that should be “do I” – suffer from infantile dementia? Who are your heroes? What book last changed your thinking? My thinking is being changed by a book as I speak, and it’s not even published yet. John McWhorter is such a prolific fellow that his heretical book The Elect – about critical race theory as a religion – wasn’t due out until next year as a pause was deemed necessary after his recent publication

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