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You've heard the news.
Here's what to make of it.
I'm Nadja Spiegelman, and I'm a culture editor for New York Times opinion.
Lately, I've noticed there's this pushback against what we used to call woke.
For example, young people are using the R word again.
That word retard comes flying through these kids' mouths.
Five years ago, people were being absolutely crucified for saying retard.
Plot, what is the R word?
And pronouns are dropping out of email signatures.
It just feels like we're being a little less careful with what we say and who we might offend.