Only one form of the personal pronoun, the third person singular, has gender.
The third person singular is composed by "he", "she" and "it". "He" and "she" are the only pronouns in English that has gender. "He" is for males and "She" is for females. All the other personal pronouns ("we", "they", "it", etc.) have a neutral genre, and we can know whether they refer to a genre or other (or both) depending on the context.
