Discussing the Democratic Party's Evolution and Gender-Inclusive Language
U.S. Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow discusses the Democratic Party's push for gender-inclusive language despite acknowledging it can be alienating to some voters. She includes such language in constituent newsletters but advocates for more relatable communication. McMorrow is a rising star in the Democratic Party and announced her bid for the U.S. Senate.
Key Points
- Mallory McMorrow acknowledges the alienating nature of some gender-inclusive language
- Despite this, she includes such language in constituent newsletters
- McMorrow advocates for more authentic and relatable communication in politics
Pros
- Advocating for more relatable communication in politics
- Bringing attention to the importance of language and inclusivity in political discourse
Cons
- Potential alienation of voters by using unfamiliar terms
- Contradiction between advocating for relatable language and using 'made-up' phrases in newsletters