Agree with Susan 13:34 Dec 18, 2018
I don't know, Ulrike, whether you read some of the article I posted. It used to be either IngenieurIn or Ingenieur (m/w); if you didn't need it in English back then, you won't need anything now.
I think that even in German, "divers" is not a good option and can be viewed as highly discriminatory as well (you're not one of these "outdated" male-female people), but I don't want to get into this right now. The Deutsche Ethikrat suggested "anders," by the way (and the author of the article lists even more options).
As said, Susan, it's X in the States, Australia and New Zealand; non-binary is the long version (but not the only one). There is "gender diverse" (see link by the Australian government), but I don't like it either. |