Originally Posted by
wilson
My understanding is that "Latinx" functions purely as an adjective..."the Latinx community," "Latinx issues," etc., so there is no need to pluralize the word. In adjective form, the term of choice remains Latino/a, depending on the gender of the subject.
Thanks for the clarification. I was responding to the earlier poster who said it was pluralized, and would be pronounced "latin-exes," which I thought was awkward.
All my Latin Exes live in Texas. [Alf voice] Ha! I kill me! /[Alf voice]
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