I used to read Jewish World Review every day

But the web site now produces grammatically wrong headlines in attempts at gender neutrality.

To wit:

‘5 tips to help your child uncover their (sic) talents’

‘Every parent wants their (sic) child to grow as a successful person’

(I don’t even know what that second one means. A “successful person?” What is that?)

The New York Times could have asked a simple question

"Where's your name?"

“The New York Times published a length study entitled Social Class in America which factored in education, income and occupations. It's much simpler than all that. In America, you're in the upper class if your name is on the building, you're in the middle class if your name is on your desk, and you're in the working class if your name is on your shirt.” – Argus Hamilton, Jewish World Review

A bit of an eye-opener

What you are is God's gift to you, what you make of yourself is your gift to God. — Jewish proverb

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