Proctor & Gamble’s brand Always sanitary products now refer to natural born women as “bodies with female sex organs.”
According to DailyMail.com, the new description is included in a puberty kit booklet given to children.
“The 22-page booklet, entitled a ‘Puberty and Confidence Guide for Everyone’, details both female and male puberty developments but at no point mentions ‘boys’ or ‘girls’, instead using ‘people’ or ‘person’.
Conservative parents expressed outrage on Twitter.
One parent tweeted:
“My daughters are not “bodies with female sex organs”
How dare you dehumanise them and refer to them by their body parts
@ProcterGamble we will never buy your products.”
Another person tweeted:
“According to Always, girls aren’t even “people with” miscellaneous body parts. That was bad enough. Now girls and women are down-graded further. Proctor & Gamble see us as just bodies – like cadavers – not sentient. Well, this “body with” a wallet won’t be buying their pads.”
Twitchy.com wrote:
“It makes no sense. Look, most people have no issues with trans women or their existence. The problem is not the existence of trans women, it is the REMOVAL of all things inherently female and the dehumanization of biological females.”
So…I'm a body with female sex organs. While transwoman are real women. Makes sense!
— Laura (@Sheandr1a) May 27, 2023
Never Always. They literally erased ‘women’ and ‘girls’ in the manner of ‘she who must not be named’. This is offensive, period. ??????
— Dr. Life (@Judcarp) May 27, 2023
The brand is @Always in the article. You should keep saying it's name over and over in these comments to drive home which brand is erasing women…
— Tim Conrad (@TimConradB623) May 27, 2023
