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.
Key Points
- Evers' proposal aims to change gendered terms like 'mother' to 'inseminated person' and 'paternity' to 'parentage'
- Critics believe the changes could have a negative impact on culture and understanding of sex and marriage
- Supporters view the changes as a step towards inclusiveness and self-expression
Pros
- Promotes inclusiveness and self-expression for individuals
- Aims to provide legal clarity for families and those using IVF
Cons
- Critics argue it could lead to confusion about sex and marriage among young people
- Concerns about erasing language that refers to the reality of sex