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9:10Now PlayingNo longer will the streets of fair Berkeley be dotted with manholes, nary a womanhole or nonbinaryhole in sight. With Tuesday night's vote, they have all been transmuted into "maintenance holes," that highest, hardest glass manhole-cover finally shattered.
The item, originally on the council agenda for March 12, was sponsored by councilmembers Rigel Robinson, Cheryl Davila, Ben Bartlett and Lori Droste, reports Berkeleyside. The ordinance eliminates all gendered pronouns from the city code, replacing "she" and "he" with "they."
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Manholes in Berkeley will now be called 'maintenance holes'
Banned words: Berkeley drops gendered language from city codes
‘Manhole’ and ‘manpower’ are no more: Berkeley bans gender-specific words in code
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