North Myrtle Beach passes final reading of gender-inclusive language ordinance North Myrtle Beach on Monday passed final reading of its gender-inclusive language ordinance that revises gender-specific language in dozens of city ordinances to include both male and female pronouns, or non-specific gender language. By Christian Boschult | March 3, 2021 at 6:01 AM EST - Updated March 3 at 7:39 AM Story courtesy of our news partners, MyHorryNews North Myrtle Beach on Monday passed the final reading of its gender-inclusive language ordinance that revises gender-specific language in dozens of city ordinances to include both male and female pronouns, or non-specific gender language. The changes don’t affect any hard copy city literature and don’t require additional staff. They were recommended by the Municipal Code Corporation, or Municode, which codifies the ordinances for North Myrtle Beach and other cities around the country.