WATCH: Young Americans reject gender-neutral replacement for Father's Day: ‘Nah, it’s crazy’

As the United States celebrated Father’s Day on June 20, many people found themselves discussing whether the holiday should change its name. Instead of using the traditional “Father’s Day,” some suggested using a more gender-neutral term, such as “Parent’s Day” or “Guardian’s Day.”

However, these proposals did not sit well with many young Americans, according to a video report from Fox News. When asked for their opinion on the topic, they rejected the idea of a gender-neutral replacement, stating it was “crazy,” and that “it’s Father’s Day, it is what it is.”

The rejection of a gender-neutral replacement for Father’s Day comes amid a growing movement towards gender inclusivity and diversity. While many people support these efforts, this video suggests that some young Americans may not be as enthusiastic.

Although the debate surrounding Father’s Day may seem trivial on the surface, it is important to remember that language shapes the way we think and see the world. By examining our language and how it excludes or includes different groups of people, we can take steps towards a more equal and accepting society.