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International Pronouns Day is observed on the third Wednesday of October each year. The day aims to promote the respect and understanding of personal pronouns. According to a report by Capital Pride in Washington, D.C., using pronouns that individuals choose for themselves is essential for recognizing human dignity. The initiative encourages society to celebrate the diverse and intersecting identities of individuals.

Source: Capital Pride

Source Type: Community

Source Location: Washington

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