When Ms Hill raised it with an editor at the website, she was told Always wanted it to use 'inclusive language' because 'not everyone who has periods identifies withthe label girl/woman'.
'My words had been changed to fit an ideological agenda, which is a rather terrifying thought experiment that I don't think the people at Always – in their quest for 'inclusivity' – have given much thought to.'
In the article, Ms Hill wrote that periods were 'a normal part of the experience of being female'. This was changed to remove the word 'female'. Meanwhile, a reference to'all women'was also amended so it became 'all bodies'.
Feminists have slammed sanitary towel-maker Always after their decision to remove the ‘Venus’ symbol,the female sexual identity mark, from their wrapping.
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When Ms Hill raised it with an editor at the website, she was told Always wanted it to use 'inclusive language' because 'not everyone who has periods identifies withthe label girl/woman'.
Feminists have slammed sanitary towel-maker Always after their decision to remove the ‘Venus’ symbol,the female sexual identity mark, from their wrapping.