In everyday conversation, pronouns can be used to refer to the person talking (like you or I) or to someone or something being discussed (like she, it or them, and so on). Gender pronouns are used to refer to one another's gender identity. They usually interpret or read a person's gender based upon their appearance and expression and then assign a pronoun. This can be dangerous as it may not reflect the individual's internal experience of gender. Non-binary people may identify as having multiple genders or having one or more of the following:
