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It's the first ever International #PronounsDay! I'm so excited and I want you to be excited, too.
Here are a few things to know about pronouns:
1. Many #trans people, myself included, HAVE to out ourselves & tell people our pronouns, if we want others to gender us correctly.
Here are a few things to know about pronouns:
1. Many #trans people, myself included, HAVE to out ourselves & tell people our pronouns, if we want others to gender us correctly.
YOU CAN HELP normalize this by doing a couple of REALLY simple things:
- Edit your Twitter & FB bio, email sig, etc to include your pronouns, whether you're #trans or not.
- ALWAYS introduce yourself with your name AND pronouns, eg: "I'm Danielle & my pronouns are she/her."
- Edit your Twitter & FB bio, email sig, etc to include your pronouns, whether you're #trans or not.
- ALWAYS introduce yourself with your name AND pronouns, eg: "I'm Danielle & my pronouns are she/her."
2. Understand that correct pronouns are NOT optional, nor a preference. In some jurisdictions, it's even against sex-based discrimination laws to misgender someone.
- NEVER say "preferred pronouns." It's not a preference. My pronouns are she/her; anything else is inaccurate.
- NEVER say "preferred pronouns." It's not a preference. My pronouns are she/her; anything else is inaccurate.
