The “Recession” Affair
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
Besides, why would anything need your communication? It's not like you're a "stakeholder" is it?
This wikipedia infight on the recession page has nothing to do with redefining its meaning.
Here are a few changes I've noticed:
"pro life" vs "anti abortion rights" (adopted by NPR recently)
"woman" to include biological men
"quantitative easing" (us) vs "currency manipulation" (them)
"Illegal alien" vs "undocumented worker"
My approach is to simply avoid the redefined/trigger words. I noticed that one of my favorite YouTubers always talked about "the current public health emergency" to route around triggers (and censorship)
The analogy I've used in the past is that there's a company, EvilMarketing.com, which makes up these terms as weapons in a culture war. A war designed to distract the majority of citizens while actions contrary to their interests are taken elsewhere.
Please also be aware of Emotive Conjugation[1], where words are chosen to push narratives.
[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emotive_conjugation