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.
Key Points
- Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers proposes changing gendered terms in state law
- Debate over gendered language intensifies with terms like 'chestfeeding' and 'birthing person'
- President Donald Trump issues executive orders on gender ideology and transgender athletes
Pros
- Promotes gender inclusivity
- Reflects evolving societal norms
Cons
- Facing backlash from critics
- Controversial language changes