I became interested in language at a very early age.   I saw bias in the differences between symbols that addressed males and those that addressed "not-males."   My education became focused on languages,  B.A with honours in French, and B.Ed with honours in English in Saskatoon Sask.  Later, 4 years of Linguistics, University of Toronto.  I also spent one year in Aix France studying some anthropology and sociology vis a vis the language used.  I became a specialist in the symbols and 'words' that address our species.  To do this I collected 20,000 items, dictionary by dictionary.  And there are many!  After studying them and seeing embedded bias in them I listed 10,000 of the most biased.  These appear in my book titled "Breaking the Patriarchal Code." SInce then I saw through these thousands of items that 'the whole picture' of our species as approached in the past is not true to reality, but that they impose an ideology.  I wrote the book "An Inconvenient Lie" and published it in 2010.      

I have a registered slogan:
"The price of a lie is the loss of many truths."