That's a Rant!: "Preferred" Pronouns

An episode of the Well, That's a Problem podcast, hosted by Abbey Nawrocki, titled "That's a Rant!: "Preferred" Pronouns" was published on September 3, 2019 and runs 9 minutes.

September 3, 2019 ·9m · Well, That's a Problem

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In this mini ep, host Abbey gives us an informative rant about sex, gender, & the importance of pronouns. Shout outs in this ep go to Dr. Georgiann Davis & the Trevor Project. Be sure to keep up with the pod on Twitter @WTAProblem

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In this mini ep, host Abbey gives us an informative rant about sex, gender, & the importance of pronouns. Shout outs in this ep go to Dr. Georgiann Davis & the Trevor Project. Be sure to keep up with the pod on Twitter @WTAProblem

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