Change gendered language to gender-neutral 'they/them/their' #25505
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matthugs
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@matthugs good idea. I did a quick search through NR and didn't find any alerts or anything that referenced this exact wording, but checking policies is a linear check. |
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There was one user-facing string with gendered language, as well as a number of comments/docstrings throughout the codebase.
per https://openedx.atlassian.net/browse/TNL-7560