A Florida bill filed this year aims to prevent employers from requiring the use of preferred pronouns in the workplace.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said she does not engage with people who list pronouns in their email. Win McNamee via Getty Images Don’t expect a response from the White House’s top ...

When I originally considered how to approach this topic, I thought a thorough review of the development of pronoun use might be helpful. Then, I thought that I should present a succinct distillation ...

Pronouns like he/him, she/her and they/them are still prohibited in the email signature blocks of University of Kansas employees, but now KU is getting more specific about how those signatures must be ...

NASA employees are being required to strip all pronouns from emails and other applications, according to an all-staff email seen by NPR. The unsigned email came in response to several executive orders ...

The Trump White House isn’t responding to queries from reporters who put pronouns in their email signatures. Wait, what? If you’re confused about what this is all about, you’re not alone. The New York ...

Don’t expect a response from the White House’s top spokesperson if you sign off with your pronouns in an email. “Any reporter who chooses to put their preferred pronouns in their bio clearly does not ...

Don’t expect a response from the White House’s top spokesperson if you sign off with your pronouns in an email. Multiple outlets have reported that White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt refuses ...