New Case Studies of Openness in and Beyond the Language Classroom 2019
DOI: 10.14705/rpnet.2019.37.963
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An inclusionary open access textbook for Portuguese

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“…Regarding the language's grammar, despite the existence of binary form words (female and male), e.g., actor/actress, this phenomenon is less frequent than in the Portuguese language, which in turn, uses -a for female and -o for male words, e.g., a atriz/o ator [72]. Recently, the use of non-binary or inclusive language has emerged to avoid gender discrimination and include using, for example, the sign "@" and the letter "X" [65,72]. However, such characters discriminate screen reader users, imposing an obstacle to accessing the content [8,61].…”
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“…Regarding the language's grammar, despite the existence of binary form words (female and male), e.g., actor/actress, this phenomenon is less frequent than in the Portuguese language, which in turn, uses -a for female and -o for male words, e.g., a atriz/o ator [72]. Recently, the use of non-binary or inclusive language has emerged to avoid gender discrimination and include using, for example, the sign "@" and the letter "X" [65,72]. However, such characters discriminate screen reader users, imposing an obstacle to accessing the content [8,61].…”
Section: Since Sighted People Can Have Different Narratives On What A...mentioning
confidence: 96%
“…To refer to people's gender, in the English language, the pronoun they is used as a neutral pronoun [87]. Regarding the language's grammar, despite the existence of binary form words (female and male), e.g., actor/actress, this phenomenon is less frequent than in the Portuguese language, which in turn, uses -a for female and -o for male words, e.g., a atriz/o ator [72]. Recently, the use of non-binary or inclusive language has emerged to avoid gender discrimination and include using, for example, the sign "@" and the letter "X" [65,72].…”
Section: Since Sighted People Can Have Different Narratives On What A...mentioning
confidence: 99%