N.Y. bill would replace 'mother,' 'father' with gender-neutral terms
The New York Legislature has passed a bill that would strip the words "mother" and "father" from sections of state family law and replace them with gender-neutral alternatives, sending the measure to Gov. Kathy Hochul for her signature or veto. "Mother" would become "gestating parent," and "father" would become "non-gestating parent."
N.Y. bill would replace ‘mother,’ ‘father’ with gender-neutral terms The New York Legislature has passed a bill to replace the words “mother” and “father” in state family law with gender-neutral terms. The proposed changes would substitute “gestating parent” for “mother” and “non-gestating parent” for “father.” This bill has been sent to Governor Kathy Hochul for approval or rejection.
- New York Legislature passed a bill replacing gendered parental terms.
- “Mother” would be replaced by “gestating parent.”
- “Father” would be replaced by “non-gestating parent.”
- The bill is now with Governor Kathy Hochul.
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