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LGBTQ+ History Month Guide 2023
LGBTQ+ History Month
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International Pronouns Day
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![[image description: a chart of some gender pronouns by Trans Student Educational Resources. The columns are the “subjective, objective, possessive, and reflexive” part of each pronoun set and an example. The first pronoun set is she, her, hers, and herself. The examples are “she is speaking. I listened to her. The backpack is hers.” The second set is he, him, his, himself. The examples are “he is speaking. I listening to him. The backpack is his.” The third set is (singular) they, them, theirs, themself. The examples are “they are speaking. I listened to them. The backpack is theirs.” The fourth set is ze, hir or zir, hirs or zirs, hirself or zirself. If used it would be ze/hir/hirs/hirself or ze/zir/zirs/zirself. The graphic happened to combine them into one row. The examples included “ze is speaking. I listened to hir. The backpack is zirs.” A note at the top reads “Please note these are not the only pronouns. There are an infinite number of pronouns as new ones emerge in our language. Always ask someone for their pronouns. Designed by Landyn Pan. End description]](https://libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/accounts/240707/images/GenderPronouns-scaled.jpg)
