New York Democrats want to change the terms mother and father to gestating parents and non-gestating parent.

And as a gestating parent, I'm pissed off.

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Guys, I guess I'm not a mother anymore.

I'm a gestating parent.

At least that is possibly going to be the case in the state of New York where Democrats

have just proposed changing these terms in legal matters from mother and father to

gestating parents and non-gestating parents.

I'm going to show you a news clip here so we can get straight into this. When I tell you, there is a war on language right now. I mean it. Let's watch. Di Hockel signs this bill sitting on her desk. A new law will make it illegal to call them mother and father. Nate Foy has the details on this. Nate? Hey, Jackie. So yeah, New York Democrats argue

the words mother and father are outdated and need to be replaced with more inclusive terms

under state law. All that's needed now is Governor Kathy Hokel's signature. So if Hokel approves,

in New York's family court and in domestic and education law, a mother would be labeled as a gestating parent, a father as a non-gestating parent, and paternity proceedings to determine the child's father would be called parentage proceedings.

The bill passed the state Senate this week and the state assembly back in March.

Governor Hockel proudly calls herself New York's first mom governor.

It's unclear if she'll support this change, though.

I'm not familiar with what was introduced late last night,

so I'll take a look at it.

I have until the end of the year to review them and make a decision,

so I won't be commenting on pending legislation.

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