kinspeople
Kinspeople refers to a broad category of relatives, encompassing all individuals connected by blood, marriage, adoption, or other familial bonds. The term is often used in contexts where traditional gendered language (such as "kinfolk" or "relatives") may be preferred by those who identify outside binary gender norms. Kinspeople can include immediate family like parents, siblings, and children, as well as extended family such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and in-laws.
The concept of kinspeople highlights the diverse and complex relationships that make up a family structure.
The term "kinspeople" gained prominence in discussions around gender-inclusive language, particularly in communities where traditional family
In various cultures, the role and significance of kinspeople can differ widely. For example, some societies