I'm late to this party but have just found out that vaginas should be called ''front holes'' because this is more inclusive.
First thing that struck me is that this is technically incorrect - middle hole, surely, if ''hole'' it must be?
I hate to be behind the times, so if people could update my lexicon, that would be great. I think I might have figured out some of the newspeak all by myself, though.
Henceforth..
Ears are 'side of head holes'
Mouths are 'eating holes' (or 'cake hole' if you're English.)
Nostrils are 'sniffing holes'
Eyes are 'seeing holes'
Anuses are 'back holes'
Urethras are 'prefrontal front holes'
Penises are 'small holes on a stick'
Pores are 'skin holes'
Navels are 'filled in belly holes'
But this potential renaming seems somehow prosaic. Why should the presumptive female vagina have been renamed in such a reductionist manner? It's kind of sad

Random holes in a meat suit. Especially since these are not holes at all, technically speaking, but rather passages. And also given that hole is sometimes used to refer to a dingy, grotty dive. And that ''front hole'' being quite vague as to exact location could be interpreted differently by different people. Madness, even danger, could ensue!
I have seen some nifty suggestions for renaming parts that seem a bit more appealing. After all it woud be nice to think our civilisation is not going backwards.
In the spirit of progress...
Knees are 'leg bumpers'
Elbows are 'arm bumpers'
Penises are 'dangle tubes' or 'crotch noses'
Breasts are 'wobblers'
Any more suggestions to flesh out

the modern anatomical dictionary...I mean 'word book'?
(Funny enough, Vagina is still the correct term to use if a person has had bottom surgery, apparently.)