Please help vipers, I need arguments to challenge a group locally who aim to offer useful support to the public. The group want to use language that’s blind to biological sex. For example to use ‘people who... [insert uniquely female activity] or ‘parents who..’ [instead of ‘mums’ and ‘dads’]. Their hope is to be more inclusive. This is being equally applied to male and female sex categories.
How can I best challenge this? I feel this detaches the group offering the support from reality as experienced by the majority of the public who might want their help, and I can point out the disadvantages to women of denying biological reality. But what else can I argue to challenge this?
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When male AND female sex categories are erased from language
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FeminismandWomensFights · 05/02/2021 10:02
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