The Air Force has reversed its ban on the use of personal pronouns in professional communications after officials realized it violated a provision in the 2024 version of an annual Defense ...

Local View: Pronouns are always personal, never political From the column: "When I do feel comfortable sharing my pronouns, I will do so, despite any heavy-handed government regulation." ...

More people are using they/them pronouns to refer to others when telling stories, a new scientific study has confirmed. When describing the actions of another person, people are increasingly ...

Identity pronouns resonate far beyond the forms they're written in, signaling inclusion and respect.

Following a White House edict effectively banning federal employees from disclosing their personal pronouns in email signatures, sources within multiple federal agencies say pronouns are now being ...

In what could fuel a new round of legislative battles about gender identity, a House Republican on Tuesday filed a bill that would place restrictions on government agencies in the use of personal ...

United Airlines will be one of the first major carriers to allow employees to wear pronouns on their uniforms. Flight attendants will begin wearing the new name tags and wings starting "later this ...

Users of Google Workspace can now set their pronouns and who can see them as part of the collaboration tool suite’s personal information cards. Announcing the change in a “Weekly Recap” post ...

A Florida lawmaker filed a bill last week restricting the use of pronouns in the workplace. It’s aimed at preventing state and local government agencies from using an employee’s preferred ...

Federal employees at multiple departments were instructed Friday to remove personal pronouns from their email signatures, according to reports.

Two years after Republican lawmakers and Gov. Ron DeSantis approved a controversial measure restricting the use of personal pronouns in schools, legislative debate about the gender-related issue co… ...

The proposed bill would ban state and local government agencies from requiring employees and contractors to refer to other people “using that person’s preferred personal title or pronouns if ...