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sexist filter

Many years ago while I was in college, there was a 'sexist' filter on our 3B2 to change words with sexual content to a more political correct form. eg: 'mailman' to 'postal carrier', 'policeman' to 'police officer' , etc. I believe it was part of the DWB, but I'm not sure. Can anyone point me to a source for the scripts or similiar to make substitutions in texts?
 

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