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October 19th, 2022
Today, Wednesday, October 19 is International Pronouns Day. This day aims to raise awareness of personal pronouns by encouraging education and mutual respect. It’s important to recognize and understand that sharing and using people’s chosen pronouns affirms human dignity. Using the wrong pronoun can be extremely hurtful, damaging and offensive. Particularly to transgender and gender noncomforming people.
International Pronouns Day refers to third person personal pronouns. These describe a person you are talking about. In English, third person pronouns are often gendered, which can lead to assumptions about someone’s gender identity. Examples of pronouns include he/him, she/her or gender-neutral pronouns such as they/them.
There are a number of ways you, a group, or your community can become involved in International Pronouns Day:
Remember, knowing and using a person’s correct pronouns makes people feel valued and respected. It fosters an inclusive environment and affirms their gender identity.
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