Pick one sentence and change it to avoid using the discriminatory language.
Any worker who ignores this rule will have his salary reduced.
The typical postman rarely makes mistakes in delivering his mail.
A good executive plans his daily activities.
The committee consisted of a businessman, a banker, and a lady lawyer.
A good secretary screens all telephone calls for her boss and arranges his schedule.
An efficient salesman organizes his calls and manages his time.
Two company representatives attended the conference: a Hispanic engineer and one of our younger managers.
Three people applied for the job, including two well-educated black women.
These parking spaces are strictly for use by the handicapped.
We recommend Mr. Sanchez, one of our oldest managers.
As a Gen Xer, she is very computer savvy.