WASHINGTON, D.C.: It's a profession that is increasingly under the spotlight as the culture wars rumble on: "sensitivity readers" — editors who identify insensitivities or stereotypes in manuscripts — are becoming a lightning rod for the publishing industry.
Such readers have worked in the wings of the Western literary world for years now, though they were largely confined to children's literature.
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