Include Pronouns In Your Email Signature And Social Media Profiles

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
  • LGBT Best Practice: 34. Include Pronouns In Your Email Signature And Social Media Profiles
    Including pronouns in your email signature and social media profiles is an important move towards inclusivity.
    Adding pronouns to your email signature is a simple yet effective way to signal to others that you recognise and respect everyone’s identity.
    Whilst this might sound trivial and inappropriate in the workplace, it has a much deeper impact than you might think.
    It contributes to normalising and encouraging discussions around gender. It shows you care about individuals’ preferences and is a simple solution to accidental misgendering.
    It reinforces the importance of not assuming pronouns and for cisgender people, it demonstrates they are LGBT+ allies.
    It challenges the social conditioning we have received over the years that there are only two genders. This really gets people thinking about their use of gender-based language that has become so ingrained in our culture and conversations.
    And on a deeper level it leads to powerful cultural change in organisations. It creates a safe space so everyone can bring their whole self to work.
    Individuals feel comfortable to be themselves and no longer hide elements of themselves, censor or pretend to be someone else.
    This leads to greater productivity, creativity and connection with colleagues and your organisational purpose.
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Комментарии • 35

  • @sullivanbiddle9979
    @sullivanbiddle9979 2 года назад +13

    Normal people think this is ridiculous.

  • @jaysmith6013
    @jaysmith6013 4 года назад +16

    People have started doing this in my office, it is not catching on

  • @Douken
    @Douken 2 года назад +7

    Why would I do this. Makes me look unprofessional.

  • @sullivanbiddle9979
    @sullivanbiddle9979 2 года назад +9

    Everyone can be themself? What if myself think pronouns in email signatures is fucking stupid?

  • @markymark211273
    @markymark211273 2 года назад +5

    Never gunna happen mate

  • @erikbunty2016
    @erikbunty2016 2 года назад +5

    It can make sense for a person who has a name that can either be male or female, but not so much when the name is obviously a male or female.

  • @trappedcat3615
    @trappedcat3615 3 года назад +10

    I find it incredibly awkward when my colleagues feel the need to signal to me their personal gender in every email when I know their goal is to signal their social and moral values without me asking.

  • @dannyd1098
    @dannyd1098 4 года назад +11

    no

  • @abczwq8364
    @abczwq8364 Год назад +2

    i dont have a problem with my gender , why will I have to put my gender in an email....???

  • @johnfulton4952
    @johnfulton4952 2 года назад +2

    what about the trans people that find it patronizing and excessive

  • @smokineagle3160
    @smokineagle3160 3 года назад +5

    My Pronoun is "Lord Eagle Master of the Universe", Please bow down when addressing me.

  • @seandavies338
    @seandavies338 2 года назад +1

    You made a lot of assertions without evidence, so Hichens razor applies. How would you deal with the fact that some people have to gender-critical beliefs and how this practice impacts them? If we are talking about being inclusive in all its forms then this surely would make those who are GC very uncomfortable and might feel marginalized as a consequence.

  • @calsportsclub
    @calsportsclub 2 года назад +1

    Call my son KING, my Daughter QUEEN and me MASTER.

  • @jesseknight720
    @jesseknight720 3 года назад +6

    You said nothing.

  • @PA_hunter
    @PA_hunter 3 года назад +4

    I don't necessarily disagree with this but do want to critically engage with it: what about the culture that this brings in which it demands people to define themselves for others? What if someone was unsure about their gender and preferred to conceal it? What if someone wanted to conceal that they are moving between genders? I am hesitant of the precedent that this pronoun movement brings. Again, I don't necessarily disagree, but I would like to critically consider this further before signing on too quickly. I think it is important to consider this from all angles. Can anyone point me to an existing, larger discussion on this?

    • @ksingh6391
      @ksingh6391 3 года назад +1

      I had the same thought as you did however i read a little more (need more reading to do) on this topic and realized this movement/change is not so much about “demanding people to define themselves for others” but instead it is about making it easy for people to share their preferred pronouns, which they would otherwise feel hesitant to share. When cis folks like me share the pronouns I identify with, it makes the nonbinary folks more comfortable in expressing the pronouns they wish to be addressed by.

    • @Moomin-ew3oj
      @Moomin-ew3oj 3 года назад

      @@ksingh6391 thank you for the answer, I have the same question. However I do not think you answered the question. Now people might not be welcome as they try to conceal their gender.

    • @ksingh6391
      @ksingh6391 3 года назад

      @@Moomin-ew3oj in our current society Trans people do indeed feel “unwelcomed” because they aren’t comfortable expressing their gender identity. When cis people start expressing their gender (which is normal or not uncomfortable to cis folks) you can see how the level of discomfort can be reduced for Trans people as well.

    • @Moomin-ew3oj
      @Moomin-ew3oj 3 года назад +3

      @@ksingh6391 again thanks for your answer, and again you didn't answer the question. I am the person who do not feel comfortable to share my gender. I might be a Trans or might be I am not; I might have a gender or I might not; I might know my gender or I might not. But one thing I know is that I feel uncomfortable to share my gender, and it does not make me more comfortable when others are sharing theirs. Can I comfortably conceal my gender?

  • @mmjhcb
    @mmjhcb 3 года назад +10

    Absolute idiocy!

  • @dermotgoodwin5879
    @dermotgoodwin5879 2 года назад +3

    You made a lot of statements saying why this was required without any evidence, reasons why etc

  • @patman142
    @patman142 3 года назад +6

    walking on eggshells, life is complicated enough without this nonsense, cue all the snowflakes who will find new reasons to be insulted

  • @Tylerbremner
    @Tylerbremner Год назад

    If you want to do it. If you don’t the don’t. I’m a man with an an obviously male name so I’d never do this since I could care less

  • @colindavey2591
    @colindavey2591 3 года назад +2

    Great video. I found it very succinct. Thank you.

  • @Mike-mz9cm
    @Mike-mz9cm 2 года назад +2

    I support everyone who wants to use pronouns, identify as cis or trans. But that doesn't mean that I have to engage in putting my pronouns into my signature. Your opinion is that it generates conversation and normalizes it. I don't think it does, and that's mt opinion and reserves me the right to not include pronouns in my signature. I think it's a bit hypocritical for those to judge me, that I am somehow not accepting of the LBGTQ2+ community, if I refrain from stating my pronouns. If there was an LGBTQ2+ person who didn't want to display their pronouns, we would grant them this immunity. But a cisgender male like me - I am somehow demonized because I won't? Ridiculous.

  • @jackmunch6978
    @jackmunch6978 3 года назад +2

    No

  • @willypete1897
    @willypete1897 3 года назад +1

    No

  • @jlgvw
    @jlgvw 10 месяцев назад

    None of your business