The recent proposal by Italian Senator Manfredi Potenti to ban the use of feminine forms of professional titles, such as "sindaca" (mayor) and "avvocata" (lawyer), has sparked significant controversy.

Critics, including Vera Geno, have labeled the initiative as "pure ignorance," highlighting the ongoing debate over gender language in Italy.

Following public backlash, the League party, led by Matteo Salvini, has distanced itself from the proposal, stating it was Potenti's personal initiative and not an official party stance.

This development comes amid a backdrop of global tensions, environmental crises, and societal challenges, raising questions about the priorities of lawmakers in Italy.