Did you know that a feature of Microsoft Word corrects phrases for not being “inclusive.”?

For example, if someone writes the phrase "maternity leave", they receive a message that says “This term may not be inclusive of all genders, (emphasis mine)” and suggests alternative phrases like “birth-related leave,” “parental leave,” or “childbirth leave.” When users write “paternity leave,” Word suggests “child-bonding leave.”

The woke feature was rolled out in 2019 and is installed on all Microsoft applications, but users were recently taken aback by the feature’s attempt to police the words “maternity” and “paternity.”

“This is a particularly insidious form of language policing, reminiscent of 1984,” Free Speech Union Director Toby Young told The Telegraph. “It's as though there's a censor in your computer scolding you for departing from politically correct orthodoxy.”

Microsoft is known for trying to force its users to embrace woke ideologies.

Do you support the elimination of words that refer to boys, girls, men, women, husbands, wives and mothers?

It is suggested that
- Everyone or all: Can be used instead of "men and women"
- Distinguished guests or folks: Can be used instead of "ladies and gentlemen"
- People, citizens, guests, friends, etc. Can be used to replace gendered terms like "men and women"
- They: Can be used instead of "he" or "she" when referring to a single person
- Ze, zim, zir, zirself: Can be used as gender-neutral pronouns.

"Birthing person" instead of mother? As if anyone but a woman can get pregnant and give birth.

Did you know that a feature of Microsoft Word corrects phrases for not being “inclusive.”?



"Menstruator" instead of woman? Give me a break.

Why should the world cater to a few so-called trans-genders. After all, trans-genders want to be the opposite sex, so they are still either men or women in their minds. Why would they be upset by gendered words?

What is your opinion?


Did you know that a feature of Microsoft Word corrects phrases for not being “inclusive.”?
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