Pronouns Day in 2023

Pronouns Day Quick Facts 2023

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2023 Date	October 18, 2023
2024 Date	October 16, 2024

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Pronouns Day in 2023

Pronouns Day seeks to inform and educate about the proper use of personal pronouns. Personal pronouns are words that can be substituted for proper nouns like names.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for Pronouns Day in 2023

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Using correct pronouns is suicide prevention. Using correct pronouns transcends gender identity. Using correct pronouns is basic human dignity. Using correct pronouns is affirming and validating. Using correct pronouns is allyship in action. Show more
— The Trevor Project (@TrevorProject) October 18, 2023

Respect people’s pronouns Using someone’s preferred pronouns isn’t optional. It’s a huge form of support, respect & love, no matter what pronouns you use. Learn more about pronouns on Show more
— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) October 18, 2023

Apparently today was #InternationalPronounsDay, a day we will never recognize because we don’t believe in make believe and lying to children. Learning proper language is already difficult enough at a young age, why add in a concept that doesn't follow rules, is meant to confuse… Show more
— Gays Against Groomers (@againstgrmrs) October 19, 2023

Today we are celebrating International Pronouns Day. Pronouns Matter. We must normalize respecting, sharing, & educating about personal pronouns to ensure a more inclusive society. Show more
— Congressional Equality Caucus (@EqualityCaucus) October 18, 2023

However you identify, your pronouns are valid. Today, my @EqualityCaucus colleagues and I are celebrating #PronounsDay and normalizing respecting each person’s unique individuality by using their correct pronouns. It's not hard, y'all! By the way, my pronouns are she/her/hers Show more Congressional Equality Caucus
— Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (@RepJasmine) October 18, 2023

In honour of #InternationalPronounsDay I thought I'd share my daughter's experience at Uni with a deluded cultist student... The (obvious) girl actually introduced herself to a group of fellow students with the famous, "Hi, my pronouns are she/they and I'm neuro divergent. What… Show more
— AnnaChetConcreteisland (@Concreteisland2) October 18, 2023

Today is #InternationalPronounsDay ! Take this opportunity to show others that you care and respect their individuality. My pronouns are she/her... What are yours? #ShareYourPronouns Show more
— Andrea Caporale aka Mrs C (@TheVilleLMC) October 18, 2023

Using someone’s correct pronouns is a simple act of respect and basic human dignity. Today, I'm celebrating #PronounsDay to support pride in gender identity and normalize the use of pronouns. My pronouns are she/her. Show more
— Rep. Becca Balint (@RepBeccaB) October 18, 2023

Today, Oct 18th, is a new woke holiday - "International Pronouns Day." Celebrate it by normalizing dissociating with people who tell you their pronouns. Pass it on. #PronounsDay
— Keri Smith 🌱Deprogrammed (@RealKeriSmith) October 18, 2023

Happy International #PronounsDay! Today serves to raise awareness of the importance of respecting, sharing, and educating about correctly using pronouns. #InternationalPronounsDay ALT ALT ALT ALT
— All of Us LGBTQIA+ (@AllofUsLGBTQIA) October 18, 2023