Regional Socioeconomic Factors and Their Influence on Pronoun Preferences

Socioeconomic factors tied to region can influence access to education about gender identity, which intersects with race. Tech workers from economically disadvantaged regions or communities might have less exposure to diverse pronoun usages, impacting their preference and comfort with pronoun disclosure.

Socioeconomic factors tied to region can influence access to education about gender identity, which intersects with race. Tech workers from economically disadvantaged regions or communities might have less exposure to diverse pronoun usages, impacting their preference and comfort with pronoun disclosure.

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