The debate around gendered language and inclusivity in discussing menstruation and pregnancy

Outlets are using gender-neutral language like cervix-havers, uterus-havers, or pregnant people instead of terms like women or mothers to be more inclusive./nThis language is seen by many feminists as removing women from experiences that affect them./nThe word 'woman' has its own power and is necessary for discussing the direct harm suffered by women and girls./nThe current oppressive atmosphere is inflaming a sense of injustice among those who are being affected by it.