How to Greet Non-Binary Individuals: A Friendly Approach

Learn how to greet non-binary people respectfully with inclusive language and appropriate greetings.

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To greet a non-binary person, simply say “Hello!” or “Hi!” for a friendly and inclusive approach. If you know their name, addressing them directly like “Hi [Name]!” is always a good practice. When in doubt about pronouns, it’s respectful to ask, “What pronouns do you use?”

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is a non-binary person? A non-binary person identifies outside the traditional categories of male or female.
  2. Why should I ask for a person's pronouns? Asking for pronouns shows respect and acknowledges a person's identity.
  3. What are some respectful ways to refer to non-binary individuals? Use gender-neutral terms like 'they/them' and avoid assuming someone’s gender based on appearance.

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