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Proposed House Rules Eliminate Gendered Terms Like ‘Father’ And ‘Daughter’

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The Rules Package for the 117th Congress includes a proposal to replace gendered language referring to a representative’s family members with gender-neutral terms, House leaders announced Friday.

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New York Post

House of Representatives rules may be stripped of all gender references

Proposed changes to the rules of the House of Representatives would “honor all gender identities” by eliminating such specific terms as mother and father, son and daughter, and aunt and…

3 years ago·New York, United States

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Washington Examiner

Democrats seek to eliminate gendered terms in the House

The Democratic majority in the House has proposed sweeping changes to language used in the chamber, eliminating gendered terms including "mother" and "husband."

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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The Daily Caller

Proposed House Rules Eliminate Gendered Terms Like ‘Father’ And ‘Daughter’

The Rules Package for the 117th Congress includes changing the language to make referring to gendered terms such as parental roles more gender-neutral.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Russia Today [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Amid crises and pandemic, Pelosi chooses to focus on new Congress rules that ELIMINATE ‘gendered terms’

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has revealed that she intends to continue her party’s embrace of symbolic wokeness into the new year, with a rules package that eliminates “gendered terms” like “mother” and “father” from the House.

3 years ago·Russian Federation

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The Epoch Times

Proposed House Rules Seek to Erase Gendered Terms Such as 'Father, Mother, Son, Daughter'

Leaders in the House of Representatives announced on Friday the Rules Package for the 117th Congress that includes a proposal to use "gender-inclusive language" and eliminate gendered terms such as "‘father, mother, son, daughter," and more.

3 years ago·New York, United States

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