What is referring to a corporate leader as a "chairman" instead of a "chairperson" an example of?
A)Hyperbole
B)Expertise
C)Gender bias
D)An endorsement
E)A euphemism

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Referring to a corporate leader as a "chairman" instead of a "chairperson" reflects gender bias as it assumes that the position is only held by a man and excludes the possibility of a woman occupying the role.

What Is Referring to a Corporate Leader as a "Chairman