Eh, this "écriture inclusive" business — I see the point, but in the ward we have no time for dots and dashes between syllables when a patient's chart says "le docteur" and the doctor is a woman. My granddaughters in Kohima tell me it is for fairness, but I ask them: where is the study showing it helps anyone understand better? We have no such data, only feelings. Back home, we just say "daktar" and everyone knows who we mean — the job matters more than the ending.
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