SINGULAR THEY

For centuries, pronouns simply pointed to people. Yet as our understanding of gender, identity, and authenticity evolves, these small words have taken on new importance, reflecting deeper truths about who we are. Why does the singular “they” feel essential to some, while others resist it? What does our choice of pronouns reveal about the way we view ourselves and others? Through a blend of historical insights, cultural analysis, and personal stories, this book examines the evolving relationship between language and identity, focusing on how pronouns can both reflect and redefine human experiences.