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Comments

Re: What does "Latin@" mean?

[(Anonymous)]

NA

That's pretty stupid. Isn't -o supposed to be inclusive of both sexes if they're in a mixed group?

Re: What does "Latin@" mean?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Yup, but sometimes it feels more inclusive to use the @ (or and x instead of the vowels)

Re: What does "Latin@" mean?

[insanenoodlyguy]

That is stupid. you are stupid for thinking this is a good idea.

Re: What does "Latin@" mean?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Using the -o to include all sexes/genders seems to imply that men are more important/the default.
In my language, it is usually seen as discriminating against women if you use only the male form. I just wish we had a fairly easy version like the @ for Spanish (although I'm not entirely sure how you pronounce it). It would just be less bulky and more inclusive for genderqueer people.

Re: What does "Latin@" mean?

[(Anonymous)]

that IS the default in Spanish, though

Re: What does "Latin@" mean?

[(Anonymous)]

But how it is in your language =/= how it is for all languages.

Re: What does "Latin@" mean?

[(Anonymous)]

da

That's why anon said "seems." And if there are Latino/a/@ people using "Latin@," obviously they take issue with the collective "Latino."

Re: What does "Latin@" mean?

[insanenoodlyguy]

It's probably mostly white folks.

Re: What does "Latin@" mean?

[(Anonymous)]

It doesn't only apply to Latin@, though.
(Tod@s, Amig@s, etc.)

Re: What does "Latin@" mean?

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry, but you're completely wrong about this one. I follow a ton of Spanish people on social media, and it is used by all of them (for words like anon above points out). And the people I follow are mostly (male) athletes. It's not SJW stuff, it's accepted usage in online Spanish.

Re: What does "Latin@" mean?

[(Anonymous)]

DA - plus, the idea that masculine should be all inclusive while feminine is different, other, is a bit of an issue as well. Like using 'man' to refer generically - not meaning human, but man man.