Merriam-Webster's dictionary: adult males can be girls, but boys are children.

[IvyTwines]

Check out Merriam-Webster's new definition of girl and boy. A girl can be 'a person whose gender identity is female'. Person, not child, so including males of any age. However, a boy is defined as 'a child whose gender identity is male'.

Saying the quiet part loud.

They say the same girl albeit boy or girl
both say gender identity

@GreenEyedFox , no, in the 'gender identity' bit, for girl it says 'person', not 'child'. For boy it specifies 'child'.

Again, I strongly urge anyone not familiar with any of this to go and research Stefonknee Wolscht.

I also draw your attention to the fact that Stefonknee is not just a whimsical spelling of Stephanie. It can be broken down into 'Stef on knee' (ie where a child may sit).

Merriam-Webster is just a joke at this point anyway.

Do they have a meaningful definition of 'gender identity'?

Merriam Webster:
Definition of gender identity
: a person's internal sense of being male, female, some combination of male and female, or neither male nor female

It's hilarious according to MW

A male is a "person with a person with a gender identity that is the opposite of female"
A female being "a person with a gender identity that is the opposite of male"
With gender identity being "a person's internal sense of being male, female, some combination of male and female, or neither male nor female"

So what actually IS a male or female according to gender ideology??

And homosexuality: the first thing you read in both sections is 'now sometimes offensive'.