- Actor, not actress. Retiring the use of “actress” promotes equality, signifying that men, women, and gender nonconforming individuals can all pursue the same art without stigma or stereotype.
- Asian American. As of 2021, The New York Times, Associated Press, Chicago Manual of Style, and other style guides no longer hyphenate Asian American or any of its derivatives, such as Chinese American, Japanese American, or Pakistani American.
- U.S.A., not USA; U.N., not UN. Call us old-fashioned.
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