CAMBRIDGE, UK – The Cambridge Dictionary is controversially facing criticism Changing definitions of “male” and “female” which previously adhered to biological origins but have now been changed to include non-binary, gender-fluid, or transgender individuals.
The new definition of woman according to Cambridge is “An adult who lives and identifies as female, although they may have been assigned a different gender at birth.”
examples of how to use the word “woman” was given as being “She was the first trans woman elected to national office” And “Mary is a woman who was assigned male at birth.”
Similarly, a man is now defined as having “An adult who lives and identifies as male, although they may have been assigned a different sex at birth.”
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The changes were met with immediate backlash and were slammed by conservatives, who said that altering the historical definitions of male and female is not only wrong but also harmful, especially to the female sex.
Christopher Rufo, a conservative activist and senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, Tweeted“The Cambridge Dictionary Just Dropped a New Definition of ‘Woman'”. Rufo too Claimed in follow-up that Cambridge had added insult to injury by using “they” Pronouns in their new definitions.
“Note that the dictionary writers say ‘*they* might.’ They couldn’t bring themselves to write ‘that might be,’ because they know they’re lying. That’s to say,” he said.
“changing the definition of a woman and the first 2 examples of ‘woman’ are actually talking about biological males,” answered Stand-up comedy and conservative political commentary duo Kevin and Keith Hodge.
Meanwhile, British social commentator Adam Brooks have a surprise, “Oh wow, the definition of a woman in the @CambridgeWords dictionary is shocking, how did we get here? Surely women are not happy with this?”
