Pronoun Name Tags
At CBH, we strive to be a community that encourages people to be their genuine selves. We welcome people whose gender identity doesn't neatly fall into of the two categories most of us were taught growing up -- and we see that the two sets of gendered pronouns we grew up with do not always serve us very well. Instead, the invite each of us to guess - immediately upon meeting someone or hearing their name - whether they identify with the pronouns he/him or she/her, without offering any other options.
We all do our best. However these guesses and assumptions are sometimes incorrect -- and using the wrong pronoun does not feel good to anyone involved.
Along with many LGBTQ and allied communities, we are working to take assumptions out of the equation by inviting all of our members and guests to wear a name tag that removes the guesswork and tells people which pronouns are right for you.
On this page, you will find the name tags we are using.
You are welcome to download and print them for your own needs, share with other organizations, etc.
These are creative commons usage. Please do not sell them as they are a creation of our graphic designer and not for sale by others.
If you would like to make a donation of $1, $18 or another amount, we would be oh so grateful.
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Two samples:
Printed on Avery 5395
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Mon, June 1 2020
9 Sivan 5780
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