Inclusive Language

The Vermont Department of Health (VDH) published an "Inclusive Language for Families" guide.

The Daily Wire obtained an internal guide for the Department of the Interior (DOI) that urges the government to use "inclusive language."

United Methodists lifted its ban against LGBT clergy members during its General Conference.

Scottish school pupils are being encouraged to wear "pronoun badges" as part of efforts by activist groups to promote transgender awareness in classrooms, sparking...

Bavaria, Germany, has enacted a prohibition on the use of gender-sensitive language in educational settings, marking the latest development in a contentious linguistic debate....

President Joe Biden faced criticism from Democratic lawmakers on Thursday for his use of the term “illegals” during his State of the Union address. Biden...

California Democrats introduced a bill that calls for healthcare professionals to undergo training to rid themselves of "multiple layers of potential biases" that assert only biological women can get pregnant.

The Methodist Church of Great Britain has instructed ministers to avoid using "hurtful language" such as "husband" and "wife."

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) removed the term "women" from its health guidance and replaced it with gender-inclusive language.

An 84-page report from the RAND Corporation, a nonprofit that is part of the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Research Division, believes that DHS uses language that is “insulting, demeaning, dehumanizing, offensive, embarrassing, or othering or otherwise make individuals feel uncomfortable, marginalized, disrespected, or unsafe.”