Region and race also intersect linguistically: many non-English dominant regions use languages with different gender norms or pronoun structures. Employees from racial groups associated with these regions may have unique pronoun preferences or face challenges aligning their cultural identity with the English-centric pronoun norms present in many global tech workplaces.
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