Maybe you’ve been told not to use they as a singular pronoun or had a red pen strike through your writing when you've written something like "When someone studies grammar, they...". That’s not ...

Some readers find the new usage of “they” confusing and offer other options such as “que” and “s/he.” To the Editor: Re “In Praise of New Pronouns,” by John McWhorter (Opinion, Sept. 24): Mr.

Grammar snobs may shudder in disgust at this idea, but it’s time to normalize the use of they/them as singular pronouns. It’s 2021; no more of this “he or she, his or her” stuff. It’s perfectly ...

How a common word is reshaping the English language, along with our notions of gender and equality. Battles of grammar, for the most part, play out in English classrooms and in the pages of style ...

After declaring the violence epidemic against transgender people a “myth,” journalist and self-described “gay conservative” Chad Felix Greene is now attacking the idea of the use of “they” as a ...