In “Pronoun Trouble,” John McWhorter explores the little words we use to describe ourselves and others.

But as someone with a longstanding interest in both children’s books and pronouns, my eye was immediately drawn to the mention of The Pronoun Book, which was published in 2022.

A Michigan elementary school district is doubling down on a lesson for students about using novel gender pronouns, including the phrase “tree,” with the superintendent saying it promoted ...

Pronouns have become extremely divisive These short words are at the centre of a big political debate ...

Suffield First Selectman Colin Moll was criticized this week by a handful of residents for his decision to remove a children’s book about pronouns from a display at Kent Memorial Library. In ...

I am in the middle of writing a book on pronouns in English. My focus this time out is on standard English rather than nonstandard English, since one of my recent books was about Black English ...

Per documents obtained by Fox News Digital, a "social science" curriculum for kindergarten to 5th graders in an Oregon school district instructs them on neo-pronouns.

Schavey Road Elementary School, in DeWitt, Michigan, is teaching students about using interchangeable gender pronouns in a new lesson.

Florida Florida lawmakers restrict pronouns and tackle book objections in sweeping education bill One Democrat said the measure “is about trying to silence any discussion about anything ...

In Pronoun Trouble, the Columbia professor and New York Times columnist tells the truth about those pesky little words.

Self-described “contrarian” John McWhorter is used to being at the center of controversy. So it’s no surprise his new book, “Pronoun Trouble: The Story of Us in Seven Little Words,” hits ...

On children’s books about pronouns. “H ow do you know what someone wants to be called?” A little girl—or at least she would appear to be a girl—ponders this question at the start of The Pronoun Book.