BBC Initially Rejected Complaints About Martine Croxall’s “Pregnant People” Correction, Saying It Was “In No Way Meant To Be Disrespectful”
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The BBC faced backlash after presenter Martine Croxall corrected her language on air to use 'pregnant people,' which led to complaints about impartiality. Initially, the BBC rejected these complaints, highlighting the ongoing debate around transgender identity in the UK. This incident underscores the challenges media organizations face in navigating sensitive topics while maintaining impartiality, reflecting broader societal discussions.
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