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Federal Employees Ordered to Remove Pronouns from Email Signatures Amid Trump Administration's Diversity Rollback

Federal agencies implement Trump’s executive orders mandating removal of pronouns from email signatures, emphasizing an end to diversity and equity initiatives.

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In compliance with President Trump's executive orders, federal employees are mandated to eliminate gender pronouns from email signatures and official documents. This directive, issued to various agencies like the CDC, DOT, and Energy Department, aligns with Trump's broader ambition to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in the federal workforce. The orders reinforce a dichotomous view of gender as strictly male or female and call for a comprehensive review of agency communications. Employees expressed frustration over the new policy, highlighting a shift in federal discourse and governance priorities under the current administration.

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