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Banning Abused Words and Phrases

November 14, 2019Accuracy, Mediacliches, Columbia Journalism Review, language, vocabularyethicsadviceline

Banning abused words and phrases: Alexandria Neason begins a campaign to ban words and phrases that “no longer mean anything at all,” like “woke.”

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