Adapt Language Flexibly to Regional Variations

Recognize that pronouns and gender identities may be expressed differently depending on regional languages, dialects, or cultural customs. Allies should strive to adapt their language use accordingly, which might include learning specific pronouns or honorifics unique to the area.

Recognize that pronouns and gender identities may be expressed differently depending on regional languages, dialects, or cultural customs. Allies should strive to adapt their language use accordingly, which might include learning specific pronouns or honorifics unique to the area.

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