* Pronouns are personal: They refer to specific individuals, and each person has their own preferred pronouns.
* We don't know their pronouns: You haven't provided any information about Jessica Lindsay and Margaret's gender identities or pronoun preferences.
Instead of trying to use a single pronoun, here are some alternatives:
* Use their full names: "Jessica Lindsay and Margaret..."
* Use "they/them" if you are unsure of their individual pronouns: This is a common practice for referring to groups of people when their pronouns are unknown. However, it's important to be aware that some individuals may not prefer this pronoun, especially if they have a different gender identity.
* Ask about their preferred pronouns: If you're interacting with them directly, it's always best to ask them what pronouns they use. This shows respect and inclusivity.
Remember: Using the wrong pronoun can be disrespectful and hurtful. It's always best to err on the side of caution and use their full names or ask them directly about their pronouns.