“…Consider, for example, that many proponents of écriture inclusive [inclusive writing] in French maintain binarist positions (Knisely & Russell, 2024, Introduction). 17 These considerations resonate with those brought to the fore by others who are questioning concepts like native speakerism (Espinosa Alvarado, 2019;Gramling, 2021), appropriateness and competence (Anya, 2022;Flores & Rosa, 2022;Namboodiripad & Henner, 2022), and numerous other manifestations of hegemonies in our fields. Together, we are building toward ways of languaging and learning to language that enlarge the ways that we (and others) think, teach, research, and do language (Knisely & Russell, 2024, Introduction; see also Hudley et al, 2020).…”