INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The ministry calls them ungrammatical and unclear, reversing a brief trend pushed by progressive activists.Under Prime Minister Giorgia
Meloni, who took office in 2022, Italy shifts back to traditional norms after years of pressure from vocal inclusivity campaigns.Meloni,
ministry data shows these symbols appear in less than 1% of school documents, signaling a minor but overhyped experiment now ending
This move echoes a wider return to stability.In recent years, Italy faced growing calls from activists and academics to adopt gender-neutral
language, mirroring trends in liberal pockets of the West
Italians, like much of the world, never embraced the shift
Tradition with Ban on Gender-Neutral Symbols
(Photo Internet reproduction)Other nations ditched similar experiments
LanguageThese steps reflect a broader pattern: traditional grammar holds firm where progressive ideas briefly flared
Most Italians, and the world, welcome the rollback, viewing it as a practical reset, not a cultural war
The numbers tell the story: a tiny 1% fad fades, and tradition resumes its place.
