(ANSA) - Rome, November 29 - Calling a straight person gay is not an insult anymore, Italy's top court ruled Tuesday. The Cassation Court said that in today's historical context, the term "homosexual" has not kept "an intrinsically offensive meaning as, perhaps, might have been considered in the not-so-distant past".
Calling someone gay 'not an insult'
'Neutral' term, no longer offensive