How has English gotten this far without such a convenient pronoun? Actually, it hasn’t. Certainly, it’s polite to refer to a real human being by whatever set of pronouns they feel best ...

For “pronouns,” read one specific pronoun, or rather its long-lamented absence in English: the third-person singular gender-neutral pronoun. And for “sexy,” read thorny. Pronouns now come ...

Recently, more celebrities have openly come out as non-binary, trans, and gender variant. "They" is the most commonly known gender-neutral pronoun, but options like xe, fae, and ve also exist.

All five passages cited in the post describe multiple demons, using pronouns that follow the traditional structure of the English language. And regardless, experts told USA TODAY the passages were ...

even though we knew that pronoun case is important. DEAR RICHARD: I know high school English teachers who constantly say things such as “Me and him went to a movie.” Every fiber in me cringes ...