What’s in a Word: Enby - The word "enby" refers to a non-binary person. Find out where the term came from and in what contexts it's appropriate to use it.
Ask a Radical Copyeditor: Are There Limits to Self-Identity Language? - Every person gets to have full agency over the language they use to describe themself, even if those words are experienced by others as oppressive. 
Update to Transgender Style Guide: Avoiding Invalidating Language Traps - Announcing an update to the transgender style guide: four new sections on how to avoid writing or talking about trans people in ways that are invalidating or otherwise harmful.
Should I Use the Adjective “Diverse”? - Are you using "diverse" radically or oppressively? Here's a handy flowchart to help you out. 
Update to Transgender Style Guide: Bodies and Anatomy - Announcing an update to the transgender style guide: two new sections on how to sensitively and inclusively refer to bodies and anatomy.
Update to Transgender Style Guide: “They” as a Personal Pronoun - Announcing an update to the transgender style guide: a new section on using "they" as a personal pronoun. 
The Radical Copyeditor’s Style Guide for Writing About Transgender People - All of the best practices for how to write with care about trans people, written by a genderqueer copyeditor.
Why It’s Incredibly Problematic to Call White Supremacists “Insane” - Calling racism a "mental illness" has got to stop. Here are five reasons why.
On “Person-First Language”: It’s Time to Actually Put the Person First - The "person-first language" rule was created to put the person first, not a disability or diagnosis. But it doesn't. 
What’s in a Word: white supremacy - Sometimes you don't need a dictionary, you need a radical copyeditor. In this issue: what does "white supremacy" really mean?
