Leftoids Celebrate 'International Pronouns Day'

Today marks #pronounsday – seeking to make sharing, educating and respecting personal pronouns commonplace. @pronounsday pic.twitter.com/pe9x9GWTJj

— Julie Cooke (@DCCJulieCooke) October 16, 2019

Using someone’s correct pronouns—and giving your own—isn’t difficult.

I’m Julián Castro, he/him/él.

It takes one extra breath to help people feel seen and respected. I think that’s worth it. #PronounsDay pic.twitter.com/02v65k3HXx

— Julián Castro (@JulianCastro) October 16, 2019

Happy #PronounsDay from the proud parent of a non-binary kid.

Pronouns aren’t just about accuracy – they’re about acceptance. Not sure what pronouns to use? Ask politely! And when someone tells you their pronouns, use them.

— Rep. Pramila Jayapal (@RepJayapal) October 16, 2019

My pronouns are she/her/hers.

Let's commit to making all of our communities and spaces more inclusive for all people, and make sure everyone feels seen and respected every day. Happy #PronounsDay!

— Kirsten Gillibrand (@SenGillibrand) October 16, 2019

It costs nothing to treat people with dignity and use their correct pronouns.

Ayanna: she/her/hers

Happy #PronounsDay! https://t.co/d67Zr5ijE9

— Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (@RepPressley) October 16, 2019

Pete Buttigieg has added his pronouns to his Twitter bio. And Chasten, too!

There are now six presidential candidates who have their pronouns in their Twitter bios:

Cory Booker
Julian Castro
Kamala Harris
Tom Steyer
Elizabeth Warren#PronounsDay pic.twitter.com/vLbZYrY8TS

— Charlotte Clymer🏳️‍🌈 (@cmclymer) October 16, 2019

At the @PinkNews awards, @jeremycorbyn introduces himself by saying: “My name is Jeremy Corbyn, and my pronouns are he/him.” 🌈🏳️‍🌈 pic.twitter.com/WZcTy6VCoy

— Owen Jones🌹 (@OwenJones84) October 16, 2019

KAMALA HARRIS: My pronouns are she, her and hers.

CHRIS CUOMO: Mine, too.

HARRIS: Alright. pic.twitter.com/09gJ2pygjd

— Dan Diamond (@ddiamond) October 11, 2019