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For questions about words and phrases chosen in an attempt to avoid violating certain cultural or social taboos and offending certain audiences.
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Is there a politically correct term for illiterate people?
Illiterate is the right term. The important thing is to use it in a neutral way and not write as if illiteracy deminishes a person's value or innate intelligence.
"Low literacy" is also a really goo …
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