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Learning About Pronouns

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FAQ: Pronouns and Trans Individuals

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This tip sheet created by FORGE is designed for service providers new to the role pronouns play in Trans communities. Includes how to ask about pronouns, why pronouns may differ by environment, and what pronouns some non-binary people use.

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October 20, 2022

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