If Juan Pablo Mora had used inclusive language instead of sexist language, would that change the situation of gender inequality in the field of football?

If not, what would be the purpose or goal of using a more inclusive language in this domain or in any other domain?

What do you make of the fact that she is one of the "men of the year" according to this publication?

What does it say about the values of our society?

Read what John Carlin wrote in the catalan newspaper La Vanguardia:

"El beso en la boca que el suspendido presidente de la Federación Española de Fútbol le dio el domingo 20 de agosto a la jugadora Jenni Hermoso en la ceremonia de entrega de la Copa del Mundo femenina ha colocado a España en el foco de atención global como nunca, o al menos desde la Guerra Civil. Ni la muerte de Franco, ni los atentados yihadistas de Madrid en el 2004 han generado más noticias o más columnas de opinión durante más tiempo en más medios internacionales. "

In English:

"The kiss on the mouth that the suspended president of the Spanish Football Federation gave on Sunday, August 20, to the player Jenni Hermoso at the women's World Cup award ceremony has placed Spain in the global spotlight like never before. , or at least since the Civil War. Neither the death of Franco nor the terrorist attacks in Madrid in 2004 have generated more news or more opinion columns for a longer period of time in more international media."

But later on, he spoke about using the masculine plural in Spanish, which “includes both women and men”, urging those present not to be “self-conscious” about using the word campeones to talk about the winning team, rather than the feminine plural campeonas.

"The sexual harassment experienced by participants in the study takes many forms. Verbal abuse which consists of inappropriate, offensive, and humiliating remarks is the most prevalent type (53%). Physical abuse, such as inappropriate unwelcome touching, groping, kissing, and hugging is prevalent too (44.9%), especially in healthcare workplaces. Unwanted sexual advances and requests for sexual favors are happening in 6.4% of the accounts, including Quid Pro Quo harassment. Cyber harassment and sexual memes are less frequent with 3.8% of the accounts reporting such practices. Furthermore, several participants described experiences of hostile or offensive environment harassment perpetrated by companions and colleagues in healthcare workplaces and academia, concretely in 47.5% of the experiences shared."

Global State of Democracy 2023 Report