No you've missed the point, which is that "people" includes both women and men.
Men cannot be pregnant, which is obvious from the fact that male sexual development does not produce a female reproductive system.
The term "pregnant people" is not just unnecessarily obfuscating but also linguistically erases the group of people who can actually be pregnant - that is, women.
consteval|1 year ago
The term is perfectly inclusive. It includes everyone it should, women, trans men, etc, and nobody it shouldn’t, like raccoons.
Your term isn’t like that, which is why nobody uses it. Well, I bet vets might use it, it might make sense there.
ciiiicii|1 year ago
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novemp|1 year ago
ciiiicii|11 months ago
Men cannot be pregnant, which is obvious from the fact that male sexual development does not produce a female reproductive system.
The term "pregnant people" is not just unnecessarily obfuscating but also linguistically erases the group of people who can actually be pregnant - that is, women.
dehugger|1 year ago
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ciiiicii|1 year ago
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