Well you could write your books in ALL CAPS hahahahahaha
As to marines vs Marines.... As someone who attended Marine Corps Officer Training School (1986) and had a father in the Marine Reserves, I disagree with the former marine on capitalizing 'marines"
You wouldn't capitalize soldiers.
So we would see this- marines are in the Marine Corps
Thomas Pynchon’s novel Mason & Dixon is written in a imitation of eighteenth-century writing and he uses capitals to match the time. It’s “exotic” as you call it here.
Well you could write your books in ALL CAPS hahahahahaha
As to marines vs Marines.... As someone who attended Marine Corps Officer Training School (1986) and had a father in the Marine Reserves, I disagree with the former marine on capitalizing 'marines"
You wouldn't capitalize soldiers.
So we would see this- marines are in the Marine Corps
:)
Thomas Pynchon’s novel Mason & Dixon is written in a imitation of eighteenth-century writing and he uses capitals to match the time. It’s “exotic” as you call it here.
So where did you wind up on the question of whether or not to capitalize Black/black?
Lower case