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No, it is not. It seems, however, that you can't walk around the corner without encountering someone who is anxious to be "offended" by something or even nothing.
You hear it all the time from everyone. It doesn't matter if it's a guy talking to only women or even a woman talking just to women, it so often starts with "you guys" or "hey, how are you guys". Do you think it's not sexist to use "guys" as the default for a group even if it's female only?
No. "Guys" refers to anyone in a group. Lawyers might refer to "the guys in the Products Liability section," referring to all the lawyers in that section, whatever gender.
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Is "you guys" an inherently sexist term?
