Gender Inclusive Language
Mar 31, 2022 12:00:06 GMT
Post by Sunflower on Mar 31, 2022 12:00:06 GMT
Hey everyone!
Today is Trans Day of Visibility!!!
One way we can be a better ally to Trans+ people is through the language that we use. Gendered language is something that is ingrained in our vocabulary and is used regularly in our day-to-day interactions. How can we practise being more inclusive?
Check out the latest piece on the website and let us know what you think!
www.lgbthero.org.uk/gender-inclusive-language
I'd love to know your thoughts!
- Have you experienced someone misgendering you, then profusely apologise, making the whole situation way more uncomfortable than necessary?
- What do you think about the term ‘womxn’? Is there a need for it or does women already include Trans women?
- Do you have some more examples of gendered language?
- Have you got some fun, inclusive ways to greet people?
- What gender-inclusive terms of endearment can you think of?
With kindness,
River
Today is Trans Day of Visibility!!!
One way we can be a better ally to Trans+ people is through the language that we use. Gendered language is something that is ingrained in our vocabulary and is used regularly in our day-to-day interactions. How can we practise being more inclusive?
Check out the latest piece on the website and let us know what you think!
www.lgbthero.org.uk/gender-inclusive-language
I'd love to know your thoughts!
- Have you experienced someone misgendering you, then profusely apologise, making the whole situation way more uncomfortable than necessary?
- What do you think about the term ‘womxn’? Is there a need for it or does women already include Trans women?
- Do you have some more examples of gendered language?
- Have you got some fun, inclusive ways to greet people?
- What gender-inclusive terms of endearment can you think of?
With kindness,
River