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welcome to the cocky ride home for for Wednesday, October 21st, 2020.

I'm Jackson Bird.

Today is International Pronoun Day, so here are some historical facts about pronouns.

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So today, the third Wednesday in October is International Pronouns Day, which I only know about

because my roommate had to attend a diversity and inclusion Zoom call about pronouns for work

this morning. International Pronouns Day only began in 2018, but is already being celebrated in 25 countries

and is defined on the website as a day which, quote, seeks to make respecting, sharing,

and educating about personal pronouns commonplace, end quote.

And when we talk about pronouns in this context, we mean words like he, she, or they,

ones that we use to refer to each other when we're not using someone's name.

Sometimes which pronoun you should use for someone isn't obvious.

Sometimes someone might even use a gender neutral pronoun like they or Z that you might not be familiar with.

And while mainstream awareness and in some cases corporate recognition

of gender neutral pronouns has grown in recent years, they're actually not as new as they

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