Prohibited in Brazil: find out which states have a law against neutral language

Neutral language, also known as inclusive or non-discriminatory language, is language that seeks to avoid or minimize the use of terms that may exclude or stereotype individuals and groups based on their gender identity, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, etc. The goal, according to supporters, is to be more inclusive, as it tends to respect and recognize the diversity and uniqueness of each person.

Will neutral language be banned across the country?

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Three states and two capitals in Brazil have legislation that prohibits the use of neutral language, that is, it does not accept the use of words such as “all” and “friends” in any sphere of the public sector. Eight other states and six capitals, although they do not currently have legislation in this regard, have bills to restrict use.

According to users, the main objective of neutral language is to promote inclusion and equal opportunities. These terms are part of a political and inclusive phenomenon for the LGBTQIAP+ community to

feel represented.

Where is it banned?

First, it is important to emphasize that the existing laws on the subject do not “fall” automatically, since it is necessary to wait for the publication of the decision of the Supreme Court to know what will be the next steps. These laws were approved amid the growth of a conservative wave in the country that was seen in the last years of the government of former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL).

States where neutral language is prohibited by state law

  • Paraná;
  • Rondônia;
  • Santa Catarina.

By municipal legislation

  • Manaus;
  • Porto Alegre.

states without legislation

The remaining 21 states and the Federal District currently do not have state-wide legislation prohibiting the use of neutral language.

Check out what they are: Acre; Alagoas; Amapá; Amazon; Bahia; Ceará; Federal District; Holy Spirit; Goiás; Maranhão; Mato Grosso; Mato Grosso do Sul; Minas Gerais; For; Paraíba; Pernambuco; Piauí; Rio de Janeiro; Large northern river; Rio Grande do Sul; Roraima; São Paulo; Sergipe and Tocantins.

States with bill

  • Alagoas;
  • Ceará;
  • Federal District;
  • Holy Spirit;
  • Maranhão;
  • Mato Grosso;
  • Paraíba;
  • São Paulo.

Capital with bills

  • Good view;
  • Curitiba;
  • João Pessoa;
  • Maceio;
  • São Paulo;
  • Victory.

Neutral language has been increasingly adopted in different contexts, such as corporate communication, education, arts and media.

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