Federal employees told to remove pronouns from email signatures by end of day: ABC News
- Federal employees were ordered to remove gender identifying pronouns from email signatures by 5 PM on January 31, as directed by multiple U.S. Government agencies including the State Department and the Department of Defense.
- The Office of Personnel Management issued a memo requiring agencies to eliminate references to gender ideology from websites, contracts, and internal documents by the same deadline.
- Public health information related to transgender issues was removed from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's website, raising concerns among disease experts about gaps in scientific information.
- The directive aligns with President Donald Trump's executive order defining sex as only male or female, impacting various federal programs and contracts.
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