Answer:
I can only give 3 examples
•Asking a person about their 'partner', instead of using gendered terms like 'girlfriend/boyfriend' or 'husband/wife'
• Not assuming the gender of a person in a certain profession
•Asking someone what their cultural or ethnic background is, rather than asking them where they are from.
DON’T SAY: – – – > DO SAY:
1. able-bodied > non-disabled
2. actress > actor
3. Australian Aborigine > Native Australian
4. bald > follically challenged
5. barman > bar attendant
