Pronouns Banned in Federal Email Signatures by Trump Administration

Pronouns Banned in Federal Email Signatures by Trump Administration

President Donald Trump has directed federal agencies to eliminate pronouns from employee email signatures and to disable any features that prompt or display pronouns. This action reinforces his administration's acknowledgment that only two biological sexes exist. Federal employees across multiple departments were instructed to remove pronouns from their email signatures by 5 p.m. Eastern time on Friday.
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