Englishman is not a sexist term. There is no gender in the English noun, and even if there were, sexism would have nothing to do with it.
Chairperson
Yes. English + man = Englishman
Feminine of English man
The Englishman's Boy ended on 2008-03-09.
the term is 'personification', when giving a non-living thing a human characteristic
flight attendant is the most common neutral term.
Non-sexist language demonstrates sensitivity to others because you are addressing them for the person they are or for what they do and not for the "male" or "female" that they happen to be.
Chairperson
Chairperson
Sexist - or if it's about sexual preference: lesbian.
It's a not particularly complimentary Scottish term for an Englishman.
It is a term of endearment, not meant to be sexist.
Because sexist is an adjective, not a noun, it cannot have a plural. You can have sexist men or sexist women.
sexist
Sexist anthropomorphism
Airwoman is occassionally used, but most female airmen prefer to be called airmen.
Airwoman is occassionally used, but most female airmen prefer to be called airmen.