: Re: Should fairies be capitalized? I am not sure if the word fairies should be capitalized. I have not tried anything, I'm just confused and want this to be correct.

I think if you are using Fairies as a race name (like Blacks/Whites/etc) then it should probably be capitalized. If youâ€™re talking about fairies in general, like you would say â€œthose white peopleâ€ or â€œthose black peopleâ€ without referring to the specific race as a WHOLE, then it would be okay to put it in lowercase.

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