The White House will ignore journalists who point to their pronouns in emails: they cannot be trusted

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/7c/F9/IB-FRLPK41RS_7B271523.jpg" Alt = "White House will ignore journalists who indicate their pronouns in emails: they cannot be trusted"/~ 62 < P > White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitt stated that she would not communicate with journalists who indicate their pronouns in electronic signatures.

< p > she said in a comment by Washington Post.

< p >& laquo; any reporter who decides to add to his bio pronouns, which they prefer, clearly does not care about biological reality or truth, and therefore he cannot be trusted to write an honest story & raquo ;, & mdash; declared Levitt.

< P > The White House did not answer the following questions of the newspaper about when this policy was introduced. And also did not confirm whether it would concern all correspondence between reporters and other White House officials outside the press service.

< P > However, at least one Washington Post reporter recently received answers from the White House representatives, despite the fact that his email is a signature with pronouns.

~ < p > Note that non -harvesting people and other willing are indicated by pronouns who prefer (& laquo; he & raquo ;, & laquo; she & raquo; or neutral & & mdash; that is, an appeal that does not meet someone's gender identity.

< p > Posting their pronouns during presentation & mdash; e -mail or during personal communication & mdash; has become standard in many industries in recent years. But such practices are resolutely rejected by republicans. Some of them presented a bill that limits a change in pronouns in schools.

< p > US Presidential Administration Donald Trump ordered the Federal Agency to stop using any e-mail functions that users offer users to enter pronouns. Donald Trump also issued a decree on the day of its inauguration, proclaiming that the United States officially recognized only two gender & mdash; female and male.