But those people are just that: mistaken. Most individuals refer to themselves with the first-person pronoun “I,” respond to the second-person pronoun “you,” and without realizing it ...

Yet one category of pronouns is arguably more powerful and influential than those tucked away in email signatures: first-person plural pronouns. Especially when heads of state get their hands on it.

Yet one category of pronouns is arguably more powerful and influential than those tucked away in email signatures: first-person plural pronouns. Especially when heads of state get their hands on it.

And, yes, pronouns are fluid. For example, there’s the first-person pronoun, I as in me and there we go again. The singular I solely affects what comes afterward. You say “he-she IS,” and ...

Sometimes, even if someone is lying or not. Did you know that the more we switch between using the pronouns ‘We, they, she, you,’ to first-person singular pronouns ‘I, me, my’ from one ...

“To mess with our pronouns,” McWhorter writes ... McWhorter leads us through the circuitous grammatical history of the first person as subject and object. “I and me are what one might ...

For me, they/them pronouns make me feel like I’m free to be who I want to be. My mom was the first person that I talked to about my pronouns. I was super anxious, so I decided to text her so ...

The bill would have no effect on a person’s First Amendment right to free speech, lawmakers from both parties and legal experts say. The bill language does not include the word "pronoun." ...