Resolves to the first year that a woman or other non-male person is President of the USA.
This question is about gender, not about biological sex. The president must openly have a non-male gender.
Edge cases:
The vice president temporarily serving as acting president while the president is unconscious does not count.
If 2 rival claimants coexist during a chaotic interval, & 1 is nonmale, i will focus on the one that has the best legal claim to currently being the president. If that is very hard to discern, i will consider them both presidents & resolve the question.
(If both are nonmale, i will also resolve the question.)
If president holds office as a man in the eyes of the public, then leaves office & years later comes out as transgender with a statement like 'I never identified as a man', this question will not resolve.
Situations where the statement 'The USA has a president' is false will not cause this question to resolve. For example, some sort of leaderless interval.
If the name of the USA changes for some reason, this question will refer to the organization with the new name.
If the president says they are not male, but many people disagree, this question will agree with the president UNLESS (1) They have only made vague, unclear, or limited-context statements about their gender or (2) They regularly contradict themself about their gender.
If the president is a man and/or is of a male gender, most caveats & additional traits will be ignored by this question. For example, categories like 'he/they' or 'nonbinary man' will not resolve this question.
If the president says they are usually male, except under unusual circumstances, this will not cause the question to resolve.
If the president is both male & female (eg, in a genderfluid sense), then this question will resolve IF they are 'less than 50%' male (eg, by proportion of time).
I will evaluate more complex gender identities improvisationally.