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Instagram on Wednesday began letting English-language users enhance profiles to show new gender pronouns they want app<\/a>lied to them in conversation.<\/p>\n

The photo-centric social<\/a> network became the lasted internet service to broaden beyond basic “he” or “she” references to pronouns preferred by those with alternate gender identities.<\/p>\n

“Add pronouns to your profile,” Instagram said in a tweet.<\/p>\n

“The new field is available in a few countries, with plans for more.”<\/p>\n

Instagram users can opt to have pronoun choices shown publicly, or just to friends at the service, according to a demonstration of the option by AFP in the United States.<\/p>\n

Pronoun options included “them” and “theirs” along with nonbinary “co,” “ze” and others shared at a resource center page at the University of California, Davis, website.<\/p>\n

“We are giving people more tools to express themselves on Instagram,” the Facebook-owned service said in response to an AFP inquiry.<\/p>\n

“Sharing pronouns has been widely adopted by our community, and with this feature we hope to normalize the adoption further.”<\/p>\n

Instagram added that it consulted with advocacy groups on pronoun options.<\/p>\n

The addition to Instagram profiles was rolled out globally in English, with work being done to expand to other languages, according to Instagram.\n <\/p>\n\n

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Pronouns matter\u2014pronoun use conveys inclusivity<\/a>\n <\/div>\n

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