Multiple federal agencies, including the CDC and the Department of Transportation, have instructed employees to remove preferred pronouns from their email signatures by the end of Friday. This order aligns with President Donald Trump's executive orders aimed at restricting the use of gender-identity language in government communications.
Federal agencies have ordered employees to remove “preferred pronouns” from their email signatures by end of day on Friday, in keeping with President Donald Trump’sby ABC News revealed that employees from multiple federal agencies were told to remove pronouns from email signatures. The memos cite two executive orders Trump“Pronouns and any other information not permitted in the policy must be removed from CDC/ATSDR employee signatures by 5.p.m.
“Employees at the Department of Energy who received a similar notice Thursday were told this was to meet requirements in Trump’s executive order calling for the removal of DEI ‘language in Federal discourse, communications and publications,'” the report continues. Agencies shall remove all statements, policies, regulations, forms, communications, or other internal and external messages that promote or otherwise inculcate gender ideology, and shall cease issuing such statements, policies, regulations, forms, communications or other messages. Agency forms that require an individual’s sex shall list male or female, and shall not request gender identity.
FEDERAL AGENCIES PRONOUNS TRUMP ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE ORDERS GENDER IDENTITY
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