Trump Administration Restricts Over 200 Words in Government Communication

The directive targets terms related to diversity, gender, and climate, sparking criticism over censorship and political motives.

The Trump administration has issued guidelines limiting or banning the use of over 200 words and phrases in official government documents and communications.
Targeted terms include those associated with social justice, gender identity, climate change, and racial equity, such as 'feminism,' 'transgender,' and 'climate crisis.'
Critics argue the move constitutes censorship aimed at suppressing discussions on topics that conflict with the administration's policies.
Supporters of the directive claim it is a necessary measure to counteract what they describe as politically charged and biased language in government operations.
The changes align with broader efforts by the administration to roll back programs supporting diversity, inclusion, and climate initiatives.