How to Address Someone Without Knowing Their Gender?

Learn appropriate gender-neutral terms and respectful titles for addressing someone when you don’t know their gender identity.

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Use gender-neutral terms such as 'they,' 'them,' 'person,' or 'individual.' You can also address them by their name if known. Another respectful option is using titles like 'Mx.' for formal communication.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are some examples of gender-neutral terms? Examples include 'they,' 'them,' 'person,' and 'individual.'
  2. Why is it important to use gender-neutral language? Using gender-neutral language promotes inclusivity and shows respect for everyone’s identity.
  3. What can I use if I know someone’s name but not their gender? You can simply address them by their name to ensure respect and accuracy.
  4. How do I formally address someone with an unknown gender? You can use titles like 'Mx.' for formal settings, which are gender-neutral.

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