International Pronouns Day in 2025 is on October 15th! Pronouns are the words we use to talk about a person when we are not using their name. These might be they/them, she/her, he/him, or other pronouns, including neopronouns like zie/zir or xe/xem. Some people use one set of pronouns (e.g., Rae’s pronouns are they/them), and some use more than one (e.g., Alex’s pronouns are zie/zir and they/them interchangeably). It is important to respect everyone’s pronouns. When it comes

It doesn’t sound like much to someone who’s never felt it, one wrong word, a pronoun misplaced, like a pebble tossed into conversation. But it lands like stone. Suddenly the room is colder. The air shifts. My body stiffens. I smile to stay safe. I nod to keep things moving. Inside, I’m disappearing. It’s not just a slip. It’s an undoing, of self, of trust, of being real in front of you. This artwork is a personal response to the experience of being misgendered. The word “she”

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Our pronouns are not ‘preferred pronouns’ they are our pronouns. Please don’t use the term ‘preferred pronouns’. It implies that a...

Pronouns are the words we use to talk about a person when we are not using their name. These might be they/them, she/her, he/him or other...