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Mother’s Day is this Sunday, May 9.
Extremism is strong in Joe Biden’s Democratic Party
So for Mother’s Day, the Democrats in the House have a gift for all you moms out there. They’ve decided to cancel the term “mother” itself. They’ve replaced that clear term with newspeak terms — “birthing people” and “pregnant person.”
How is that clearer than “mother”?
TODAY: @SenBooker and I re-introduced the MOMMIES Act to expand Medicaid coverage for birthing people & promote community-based, holistic approaches to maternity care.
— Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (@RepPressley) May 6, 2021
Every pregnant person should be listened to and treated with dignity and respect during and after childbirth.
Ok, you may be thinking, but Pressley is a radical, way out on the left. She is far left. Booker is too, but he wasn’t always. I’m old enough to remember when Cory Booker was a fairly sensible New Jersey pol who’d even entertain a mainstream idea once in a while.
Now he’s participating in canceling motherhood — the week before Mother’s Day. --->READ MORE HERE
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Some on the left have begun using the phrase "birthing people" as a euphemism for persons who are biologically women, and many on social media responded with mockery and ridicule.
Among the more prominent people using the phrase was far-left Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo.), who posted a video of her testimony before Congress about racial inequality in medical care.
Every day, Black birthing people and our babies die because our doctors don’t believe our pain. My children almost… https://t.co/mfRFlzZ3sn
— Congresswoman Cori Bush (@Congresswoman Cori Bush)1620320753.0
"Every day, Black birthing people and our babies die because our doctors don't believe our pain. My children almost became a statistic. I almost became a statistic," tweeted Bush.
Many objected to the odd use of "birthing people" instead of simply saying, "mothers," or something similar.
"This is s***. They're called mothers. Calling them 'birthing people' is reducing them to a function--making them not human," replied Tim Carney of the American Enterprise Institute. "That's what's at the heart of this whole gender ideology. Reduce us to atomized autonomous individuals without a role or connection." --->READ MORE HEREFollow links below to related stories:
Cori Bush slammed for referring to mothers as 'birthing people'
Democrats replace 'women' with 'birthing people'
Birthing Person of All Silliness
Rep. Cori Bush Says 'Birthing People' in 'Maternal Health Crisis' Testimony, and Twitter Goes Nuts
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