Talk:Glossary of figure skating terms
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Inclusive terms
editSkate Canada has decided to no longer use the terms choctaw and mohawk, instead they are using s-step and c-step, to work towards decolonization of terminology that aligns with Skate Canada's inclusion and anti-racism priorities.[1] This may not be an urgent change, because it is not widespread yet, but overtime once other countries are also using this terminology it should definitely be reflected here.-CyanCaribou (talk) 00:04, 5 February 2023 (UTC)