Answer:
Personal pronoun of;
-Bird
“He” for a male bird, “she” for a female bird, “it” when u r not sure of its sex,& they, them, those when u r seeing a group of them.
-Laborers
These employees may opt to use gender expansive pronouns such as “they, them and theirs” instead of the gendered “he, him and his” or “she, her and hers.” In addition, gendered honorifics such as “Ms.” or “Mr.” may change to the more inclusive “Mx.”
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