Wisconsin Governor's Proposal to Remove Gendered Terms from State Law

Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers proposes removing gendered terms from state law, sparking debate on its impact on society. Critics concerned about cultural implications. Supporters highlight inclusiveness and self-expression benefits.

Proposed Changes to Gendered Terms in Wisconsin State Law

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers faces backlash for proposing changes to gendered terms in state law, such as replacing 'mother' with 'inseminated person' and 'paternity' with 'parentage.' The proposal also includes changing 'wife'/'husband' to 'spouse' and 'father'/'mother' to 'parent.' The cultural battle over gendered language has intensified in recent years, with debates over terms like 'chestfeeding' and 'birthing person.' President Donald Trump issued executive orders addressing gender ideology and transgender athletes.