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Should we be adding some wording into the article to make clear that most of the material relates to the US? The only other place cited is the UK. That's not to say that this sort of language is only used in the US but at the moment we can't evidence that. And certainly the arguments relate to the christian right. 21:26, 13 May 2020 (UTC)