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what seemed a natural choice is the subject. It is incorrect to separate the subject from the predicate with a comma. Secondly, seemed is past tense, and becomes is present. This is jarring to some, but not incorrect. With no implication that these are the only correct phrasings, I would...

Welcome to English Forums! "people" is plural, so you need "oppose", not "opposes". No comma between a subject and predicate. "biased" is a past participle acting as an adjective. Verb tenses don't enter into it. People who oppose the pronoun 'they' can argue that 'they' has a root word...