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Pronouns by Suzanne Craig-Whytock + Pod 22: Henna Artist’s Alka Joshi

da-AL
8 min readFeb 24, 2022

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Photo of author/blogger Suzanne Craig-Whytock.

Click H-E-R-E for my podcast page at AnchorFM. This week’s audio show is the audio version of “My Wedding Henna + The Henna Artist’s Bighearted Alka Joshi on Saris” that you can read the text version of H-E-R-E.

At the Happiness Between Tails podcast page, you’ll also find links to subscribe, hear, and share it via most any platform, from Spotifyand Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts and Breaker, to Pocket Casts and RadioPublic and Castbox and Stitcher, plus an RSS feed. The full list of 50+ places is H-E-R-E.

Language… labeling… gender… pronouns… Writers can be especially picky about language (info on my novels-in-progress). Language is far more than vocabulary and grammar. It’s about how people think.

Civil rights movements in the United States really took flight in the 60s and 70s — and language played a major role in creating positive change. When Gloria Steinem named her feminist magazine “Ms.,” many family dinners became hot debates over whether women should use Ms. instead of Miss and Mrs.

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