Trump’s DOJ Orders Staff to Remove ‘Preferred Pronouns’ from Email Signatures
by Nick R. Hamilton
President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice (DOJ) has sent out a memo to all employees requiring that “preferred pronouns” be deleted from email signatures.
The memo was sent out to staff on Tuesday, Breitbart reported.
This is to comply with the president’s executive order “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government.”
The use of preferred pronouns has proliferated throughout the government and corporate America over the last several years.
It was a way to signal to the world that an employee was “woke” enough to accept that some people demand that they be addressed with pronouns that conflict with their biological sex.
Setting the record straight on this fallacy was part of Trump’s campaign promise to roll back the madness, which allowed men who identify as women to participate in sports with females and enter their private spaces, such as bathrooms and locker rooms.
The DOJ’s edict this week is a bonus from that move back to normalcy.
The memo from Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said:
“Extraneous content, such as preferred pronouns, motivational quotes, and GIFs, shall not be used in the signature block.
“The official Department logo may be added to the signature block at the employee’s discretion, directly below the last line in the block.”
A copy of the memo was shared with X by Washington Times reporter Alex Swoyer.