Re: PC and Tolerance

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I think you're right about women's perspective as going beyond words,John
Ford, but
I believe men's perspective does, also, in that those who insist on using
the excluding terms would like women to be excluded in social reality. It
is a pity when anthropologists who are involved with other people's
cultures cannot get beyond the patriarchal strictures of their own
culture. Or perhaps, they agree with them, and don't want to transcend
them. Ruby Rohrlich.

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