BBC presenter Martine Croxall sparked a social media storm when she corrected the phrase ‘pregnant people’ to ‘pregnant women’ live on air, rolling her eyes and gaining nearly 50,000 new followers overnight! While some praised her honesty, others questioned if the BBC is waging war on inclusive language. J.K. Rowling and Martina Navratilova publicly supported her, and the BBC stood behind her decision as debates on gender identity and language rage on. Is this just a simple language correction or the start of a cultural war? Jump into the debate and tell us what you think — is ‘pregnant people’ acceptable or is it time to bring back traditional language? Comment below and set the internet on fire!
