Why “We” Isn’t for Everyone
Just when authors think they’re including everyone, they might be leaving someone important out.
Why “We” Isn’t for Everyone
Nicola Jones
Nicola Jones is a freelance science journalist living in Pemberton, near Vancouver, British Columbia. She has a bachelor’s degree in oceanography and chemistry, and a master’s in journalism, both from the University of British Columbia. She works as a developmental editor for SAPIENS, while freelance writing and editing for Nature, Yale e360, Hakai Magazine, and more. Read more of her work on her blog.
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