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    Cornell (736). They argue children learn gender by a certain age, and they assert that American culture is deeply rooted in the gender dichotomy in “Learning to Be Gendered”. We are born biologically male or female; that 's what our chromosomes say. Whether they are XX or XY we are born that way. However, biological sex and gender are different. Gender identity is something that a person feels and expresses. Gender identity is a representation of a gender trope that a person wants to see in the…

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    categories of gender, it has affected language. Society is becoming more accepting of people who fall into these various gender categories, and because of it there has been less discrimination towards them. And as a way that cisgender people are trying to stop discrimination is by changing the way they speak and write to them. Cisgender people have started to alter pronouns when addressing people who are transgender, who are transitioning, or who don’t identify as a specific gender. They have…

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    Perception And Gender

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    administration recently amended former President Obama’s executive order that required every state to have gender neutral bathrooms? The lengths that the liberal community has gone through to separate and appropriate gender is extensive. In everyday conversation in today's society it is stressed to be considerate of one’s chosen gender. Being politically correct now is using the correct pronoun for the specific person and being aware of their choice and using the language the coincides. In…

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    I chose the topic of Gender: Binary and Nonbinary because I’m a transgender male student repeatedly coming out to whoever I meet on a nearly daily basis.Through research I learned that in past cultures such as Ancient Egyptians, some eastern cultures, and Native Americans do not just have the binary genders but also other non conformative gender roles that may be foreign to western cultures. Some youth in the LGBT community find it difficult to come out due to others that may not understand. I…

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    Transgender Bathrooms

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    heteronormative boundaries has become a prominent issue within the contemporary Civil Rights Movement. Recently there has been a huge debate regarding Transgender men and women's use of bathrooms. Some people and legislators believe that there should be gender neutral bathrooms, others believe that transgendered people should use the bathroom that corresponds with the sex they were assigned at birth, while others believe that transgendered individuals should be allowed to use whichever bathroom…

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    The gender identification of oneself is conceptualized differently by each individual. Gender is merely a system, produced by society, that divides power. Henceforth, the terms "gender" and "sex" cannot be utilize interchangeably because “gender” proposes that human anatomy defines a person and how they live their lives. A vague traditional stereotype in a binary society, is that women are nurturers whilst, men are protectors. Virginia Woolf merges the lines between genders by scrutinizing…

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    With her unique word choice, her work is both confusing and addicting. It causes the reader to come back for more and to yearn to understand her thinking. Though her words spin in circles, the reader becomes enveloped in the dance. Her gender neutral sense makes the reader feel that the tone…

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    In addition, Thomas Wheatley also believes that Transgenders are changing a lot of default definitions and norms. Because they are transgender so it is not right to call them he/him/his or she/her, they are not fully male or female so “gender-neutral pronouns such as “nir”,” vis”, or “ze” will take the place. Similarly, meaningful holiday such as Mother’s Day or Father’s Day will become a confusion, “I do not want to vilify Mother’s Day as transphobic or chide basic chivalry as wrongful…

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    As Connell suggests, gender is something recognisable but is often registered on an unconscious level. From the moment we are born we are placed into the binary division of male or female, the defining feature of our subjectivity. This distinction organises and informs our entire lives – from the bathrooms we use to the sports we’re expected to play. These arrangements are often so engrained into our way of interacting with the world that ‘they can seem part of the natural order’ (Connell 2015,…

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    no discrimination based on gender. In other words, women and men will have equal opportunities in the work force, at home, and in many other areas, including education. However, in their push for gender equality, they are slowly erasing the role that gender plays in a society. Gender erasure is one of the many negative things that could come from a society in which gender is equal. In her article, “Boys Won’t be Boys”, Lisa Abend argues that while Sweden’s goal of gender equality may be…

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