As a female by birth right, it has become inherently clear that the definition of WOMAN and FEMALE is under attack and on the verge of being eradicated to fit the agenda of males who think they are female. 

I start this petition to have not only the definition returned to its origins through Merrium Websters dictionary, but ANY and ALL versions of the dictionary, encyclopedias, and educational books.  ALL state and local colleges, ALL universities, ALL educational curriculum and through out any and all political changes, laws, and bills. Also within the wording of ANY and ALL Politicians during discussions. By changing the definition we are now including males within the female category which directly affects human females in our sex based rights in law. You can not protect something you can not define, therefore the definition of female should be based on biology and not pseudoscience and be factually correct. Definitions are supposed to be based on having coherent discussions as well as the terminology aligning with science and biology when it comes bodily autonomy because females are the only sex that can bear offspring within humans and animals.

This petition delves into the exploration of the term "female" and advocates for a return to its original meaning in contemporary discourse. The concept of female has evolved over time, and recent cultural shifts have led to a redefinition that has sparked debates and discussions. This petition argues that revisiting the original meaning of "female" is essential for maintaining clarity, understanding, and respect in discussions related to gender. By examining the historical context and the current discourse surrounding the term, this petition aims to contribute to the ongoing conversation about gender identity and terminology.

The term "female" traditionally refers to the sex of an organism that produces eggs or ovum, and in the context of human beings, it has been associated with the biological attributes that distinguish women from men. However, contemporary discourse has seen a redefinition of the term in relation to gender identity, leading to debates about its appropriate usage. This petition seeks to explore the historical context of the term "female" and argues for a return to its original meaning to maintain clarity and understanding in discussions about gender.

The term "female" has its roots in Latin, where "femina" originally meant a woman. Over time, it became associated with the biological sex of an organism capable of producing eggs. The understanding of "female" as a biological concept has been widely accepted across cultures and disciplines. However, recent social and cultural changes have prompted a shift in the use of the term, leading to debates about its appropriateness in different contexts.

In recent years, discussions surrounding gender identity and inclusivity have influenced the redefinition of terms traditionally associated with biological sex. The term "female" has been increasingly used to describe gender identity rather than biological sex, challenging the traditional understanding of the term. This shift has generated debates about linguistic accuracy, scientific clarity, and the potential implications on various societal aspects, including healthcare, sports, and legal frameworks.

Advocates for the contemporary redefinition argue that it reflects a more inclusive understanding of gender, accommodating individuals whose gender identity does not align with their assigned sex at birth. On the other hand, critics express concerns about potential confusion, particularly in contexts where a precise understanding of biological differences is essential. The debate has also extended to areas such as women's rights, where the redefinition of "female" may impact the discourse on issues like reproductive rights and gender-based violence.

This petition contends that returning to the original meaning of "female" in discussions related to biological sex is crucial for maintaining clarity and precision in communication. While acknowledging the importance of recognizing diverse gender identities, it is essential to preserve the scientific and biological distinction that the term has traditionally conveyed. Although gender and sex are the same, the dual usage of "female" to describe both gender identity and biological sex can lead to confusion and miscommunication, especially in fields where precision is paramount.

Restoring the original meaning of "female" does not negate the importance of recognizing and respecting diverse gender identities. Instead, it emphasizes the need for a clear and consistent language that accommodates both the evolving understanding of gender and the established biological distinctions. This approach ensures that discussions related to healthcare, research, and policy-making maintain accuracy and relevance.

In conclusion, the term "female" has undergone a transformation in contemporary discourse, shifting from its traditional association with biological sex to encompassing gender identity. While recognizing the importance of inclusivity and respect for diverse gender experiences, this petition argues for a return to the original meaning of "female" in discussions related to biological sex. By maintaining clarity and precision in language, we can foster more informed and respectful conversations about gender, acknowledging both the evolving societal perspectives and the established scientific understanding of human biology.