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What does it mean to ban “transgender”?

What does it mean to ban “transgender”?

Maybe try “trans” instead
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10 steps faculty can take to support trans students

10 steps faculty can take to support trans students

Ideas for teaching, mentoring & service
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U of Toronto professor Jordan Peterson on preferred pronouns: idiot, or troll genius?

I’ve been meaning to write a post about pronouns and gender issues in language, because there’s a wide range of interesting phenomena to…
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Want to know how to ask people about their pronouns? Here’s why you already do.

Want to know how to ask people about their pronouns? Here’s why you already do.

How did you feel when you first encountered the suggestion that you should ask people about their pronouns rather than assuming based on…
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FAQ about Pronouns & Trans People

FAQ about Pronouns & Trans People

Everything you need to know about trans-inclusive pronoun use
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Trans Pronoun FAQ, Part 3

Trans Pronoun FAQ, Part 3

Linguistic & Grammatical Issues
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Trans Pronoun FAQ, Part 2

Trans Pronoun FAQ, Part 2

Practical Pronoun Skills
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Trans Pronoun FAQ, Part 1

Trans Pronoun FAQ, Part 1

Trans People & Pronouns 101
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Pronouns have always been political

Pronouns have always been political

Socially-motivated change in our pronoun system is nothing new
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Language matters: An introduction to trans-inclusive language

Language matters: An introduction to trans-inclusive language

Part 1 of a series
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