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That's prescriptivist rather than descriptivist. In actual fact, native speakers use "that" to refer to people.
Richard VanHouten
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Interesting article on the subject: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/carol-mar … 00292.html
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Setris: An interesting rant that you found there: While I rather sympathise with the writer's comments, the "that/who" choice is largely one of dialect, I'm thinking.
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