2024-01-23 19:33:48
Pastor and writer Geremias Couto and the Secretary of Women in São Paulo, Sonaira Fernandes, spoke out on social media to denounce the publication by the Ministry of Health that omits the terms “mother” and “maternity” and refers to women in the post-natal period. -birth as “person who gave birth”.
Briefly, pastor Geremias Couto expressed the entire outraged by the episode on his X account: “’Person who gave birth’ is… nevermind!” Conservative, the assembly preacher often uses his social networks to denounce the deviations committed by left-wing militants and expose the contradictions and hypocrisies of devotees of this ideology.
Sonaira Fernandes did not spare words to express her indignation with the ministry led by sociologist Nísia Trindade, who months after being appointed to the department began planning to offer hormones to teenagers [veja aqui] who wish to undergo the transition procedure.
“The Lula government’s attack on women is absurd. Talking about ‘a person who gave birth’ instead of using the terms woman and motherhood is absurd. It’s unacceptable. This type of approach under the pretext of inclusion of a group belittles women in our Brazil. The Ministry of Health’s initiative makes women invisible and erases the terms mother and motherhood once and for all. Stop making women unviable”, protested the Secretary of Women of the state of São Paulo.
The Young Christians page on Instagram echoed Sonaira’s speech and pointed out that “experts say that such a campaign is part of the feminist agenda, which wants to deconstruct the feminine and, consequently, motherhood”.
“One of the founders and creators of the feminist movement, Simone de Beauvoir, quotes in one of her literary works that guide the movement: “as long as the family and the myth of the family and the myth of motherhood and the maternal instinct have not been destroyed, the women will still be oppressed,” added the post.
“Person who gave birth” is… nevermind!
— Geremias Couto (@pastorgeremias) January 19, 2024
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