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Women Politicians and Male Politicians: A More "Human" Adjective for Women but Not for Men
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What are people's thoughts on the phenomenon of using "woman" as an adjective instead of "female" (e.g., "our company has a woman CEO"), and the fact that it doesn't really occur for men (e.g., hardly anyone would refer to a "man CEO")? Does this difference suggest a greater emphasis on the humanity of women than men, or are there other explanations?
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