For at least the past month, Food and Drug Administration employees were instructed not to use the terms “woman” and “disabled” in workplace discussions, but the White House claimed this recommendation was incorrect.
While the FDA suggested that no record of banned words exists, the White House said that to be cooperative with Trump’s orders, the firm must not use words such as sex, addition, personality, diversity, inter, intersex, equity, equal, transgender, and trans.
The Washington Examiner reached out to the White House for clarity.
According to the list circulating at the FDA, the following words were banned without explanation: Underserved, underprivileged, underreported, sex, identity, different, women, woman, promote, definition, continuum, ideology, self-assessed, specific populations, old, and impaired.
Two FDA options told Reuters that their coworkers claimed the record was from the Center for Devices and Radiological Health.
While the White House denied the list of prohibited words ‘ validity, a cause for the FDA claimed that outlawing them “would render it nearly impossible to do our work.”
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claims that Trump has issued numerous executive orders since taking office in an effort to “recover common sense and restore natural facts to the federal government.”
Trump has also signed an order announcing that there are only two women, banned natural men from children’s activities at officially supported educational institutions, and directed the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights to impose Title IX on the basis of biological sex.
