I feel that this only applies to American English. In Philippine English (because of the influence of native languages), ‘Filipino’ is already in gender-neutral form. https://twitter.com/ABSCBNNews/status/1302491721503301634
Day: 2020-09-06
In an online Filipino-language dictionary, the entry of “Filipino” does not have an alternative for masculine and feminine forms: [embedpress]https://diksiyonaryo.ph/search/filipino[/embedpress]
See also: Oxford Dictionary editor stresses Philippine English is legitimate via GMA News [embedpress]https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/lifestyle/artandculture/752370/oxford-dictionary-editor-stresses-philippine-english-is-legitimate/story/[/embedpress]
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