Top Cancer Charity Apologizes for Using ‘Cervix’ to Describe Female Body Part Instead of Trans-Inclusive Term ‘Front Hole’

The Gateway Pundit ^ | June 10, 2024 | Jim Hoft

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The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) has come under fire for yielding to the forces of political correctness, issuing an apology for using the term “cervix” in its health guidelines aimed at LGBTQ+ community members who are biologically female, according to a report by True North.

This move reflects a concerning trend of medical institutions caving to the pressures of ‘woke’ culture, sacrificing clarity and accuracy in health communications for the sake of political correctness.

[Eccl 10:2]

Official list of words Leftists say conservatives can no longer use:

[healy61]

Front hole is as disgusting as calling it taint. IYKYK

[dfwgator]

"The Woo Woo. Perhaps the most significant psychological feminine component known to mankind."

[ClearCase_guy]

Yes. Defining humans as “holes” is horrible. If it were only women being noted as “holes” everyone would think it was terribly sexist. But calling both men and women “holes” of various types doesn’t make anything better, in my opinion. I think humans are more than just holes to be filled.

[Pajamajan]

Have "doctors" said anything about this?

Or have they maintained their silence, like they do about about their collegues sterilizing children, and butchering their reproductive organs?

[Rinnwald]

I had to see a doctor about my front pokey gland.

Where’s the guy that explains PC isn’t meant to be “fair”, but it’s a Marxist language weapon to sow uncertainty and fear?

[SERKIT]

For those men who mutilate their bodies to create a "lower hole" yet need to maintain a prostate in order not to be incontinent (think Rachel/Richard Lavine), is the 'female' prostate considered a "hole" or just a necessary O-ring?

When I told my Mom I wanted to be a pirate, I'm glad she had the sense not to cut off one hand, one leg below the knee, gouge out one eye, and graft a parrot to my shoulder. I grew out of it. I never thought to threaten my Mom with the question of whether she wanted a living - yet hideously disabled - pirate, or a dead son.