'Killers of the Flower Moon' Star Lily Gladstone Uses She/They Pronouns

The actress connects her pronoun use to her Indigenous heritage and advocates for non-gendered awards categories.

Lily Gladstone, star of 'Killers of the Flower Moon', uses she/they pronouns as a way of 'decolonizing gender' and staying connected to her Indigenous heritage.
Gladstone, who has Blackfeet and Nimiipuu heritage, was raised on the Blackfeet reservation in Montana where most indigenous languages don’t have gendered pronouns.
The actress revealed that in her community, a person's gender is suggested by their name, which is not binary.
Gladstone expressed her support for the recent trend in entertainment industry awards shows moving towards non-gendered categories.
She also shared her personal experience of feeling 'a little bit different' when in a group of women and feeling more feminine when around men.