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Published Tuesday, June 9, 2026 · Updated June 9

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Massachusetts lawmakers have passed a bill to remove offensive terms, including "handicapped" and the "r-word," from state laws. The legislation aims to replace these terms with person-first disability language, reflecting a move towards more inclusive terminology.

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  • The Massachusetts legislature passed a bill to remove specific offensive terms, such as "handicapped" and the "r-word," from state laws.
  • The legislation aims to replace these terms with person-first disability language.

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    The Massachusetts legislature has passed a bill aimed at removing terms deemed offensive, such as "handicapped" and the "r-word," from state laws. This legislation seeks to replace these terms with person-first disability language.

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