The White House website’s simple act of trans solidarity proves why this will be the most inclusive administration ever

The White House lit with the Pride flag. (Getty Images/Molly Riley)

For the first time in history, the White House website is asking visitors for their pronouns and offering gender-neutral options to choose from.

President Joe Biden wasted absolutely no time in making his pro-trans stance clear, with the website updated mere hours after his inauguration.

The simple yet monumentally meaningful detail was noticed by the LGBT+ advocacy group GLAAD, which happily shared an image of the White House contact page on Twitter.

The @WhiteHouse website contact form now asks for your pronouns. pic.twitter.com/W5S36efo1d

— GLAAD (@glaad) January 20, 2021

Those contacting the White House can now select from a range of pronoun options or alternately indicate that they’d rather not share their pronouns if they wish.

They can also choose the gender-neutral prefix “Mx”, which is listed alongside “Mr,” “Mrs” and “Ms”.

The simple act spoke magnitudes after Trump’s sustained attacks on the LGBT+ community over the past four years, and Twitter users were delighted to see it.

Welcome back America.
👏👏👏

— Chris 🤍💛💙 (@Chris_CD2010) January 20, 2021

It’s the little things that can be so huge. Attention to details.

— Christine Warren BSN, RN (@loverofliberals) January 20, 2021

Doing the things you can do as soon as you can do them as fast as you can do to show clearly that everyone has a place? Or at least a better attempt at it than we’ve seen so far? This step, the accessibility options for the inauguration… That is meaningful.

— Darci – Accountability is a way to Unity (@AceCatLady) January 20, 2021

This is really nice to see. It’s all a breath of fresh air.

— Erin, wishing for snow (@ErinInTheMorn) January 20, 2021

As a straight Hispanic male this makes me so so so happy…representation matters! For everyone to have a voice matters no matter how you identify! We are all human and human kindness starts to be restored today!!

— Carlos SantanaSierra (@CarlosSanSierra) January 20, 2021