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Support. Although the redirect has been repointed back to human again as of the time I'm seeing this, the fact is that it isn't really in common usage to mean the state of being human — the more normative word for that is humanity, while humanhood exists primarily as a rare variant bit of wordplay rather than a word in common everyday usage. So I think a hatnote would be enough to handle the relatively limited potential for confusion here, rather than requiring the album to be disambiguated just because the word technically also has a broader meaning. (Lovely album, by the way. Bravo, Tamara!) Bearcat (talk) 19:48, 1 March 2025 (UTC)Reply
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