diff --git a/pages/demographics.tsx b/pages/demographics.tsx
index e863111..086f79b 100644
--- a/pages/demographics.tsx
+++ b/pages/demographics.tsx
@@ -63,18 +63,17 @@ export default function Demographics() {
         bodyText={
           <p>
             Unsurprisingly, most respondents were men at around 69%. About 31%
-            of students identified as women or gender non-conforming (women+).
-            This statistic has been steadily increasing throughout the years, as
-            seen{" "}
+            of students identified as women or gender non-conforming. This
+            statistic has been steadily increasing throughout the years, as seen{" "}
             <BodyLink href="https://uwaterloo.ca/women-in-computer-science/statistics">
               here
-            </BodyLink>
-            . According to the same source, in 2017/2018 (when many 2022
-            graduates were admitted), around 24% of CS admits, 34% of CFM
-            admits, and 41% of CS/BBA admits were women+. Underrepresented
-            gender identities is a popular topic in the tech community, and so
-            it is promising that a more diverse range of people are becoming
-            interested in CS! Take a look at clubs such as
+            </BodyLink>{" "}
+            According to the same source, in 2017/2018 (when many 2022 graduates
+            were admitted), around 24% of CS admits, 34% of CFM admits, and 41%
+            of CS/BBA admits were women or queer. Underrepresented gender
+            identities is a popular topic in the tech community, and so it is
+            promising that a more diverse range of people are becoming
+            interested in CS! Take a look at clubs such as{" "}
             <BodyLink href="https://wics.uwaterloo.ca/"> WiCS </BodyLink> and
             <BodyLink href="https://www.techplusuw.com/"> Tech+</BodyLink> that
             address these issues and work to provide an inclusive environment in