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Gender

Y 86%

Characteristics distinguishing between different gender identities

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social construct

gender not disclosed in work

case in which a fictional character's gender is not outright disclosed in a work and cannot be reasonably assumed

Assigned male at birth

assignment of a male gender shortly after birth

Gender and religion

gender relations

social relations between the genders (or sexes); cfr. class relations

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Y 100%

gender of individuals who were assigned male at birth but identify on the female side of the gender spectrum

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Y 99%

Non-binary gender

Gender identities other than male or female

Gender identity

Personal sense of one's own gender

Gender minority

individual whose gender identity (man, woman, other) or expression (masculine, feminine, other) is different from their sex (male, female) assigned at birth or gender binarism

Attributes associated with men

Attributes associated with women

undisclosed gender

datum representing when an individual has not publicly disclosed their gender identity or has expressed a wish not to disclose their gender identity, thereby making their gender identity unknown

Social role associated with gender

Subject of
4

A body of one's own: Representations of women's bodies in the poetry of Emily Dickinson and Anne Sexton, and breaking free of the gendering patriarchy

2019 master's thesis by Dadon Rowell at University of Waikato

Sex–gender distinction

"Get Your Gavel Out of My Pants": Replacing the Medical and Legal Scrutiny of Trans Bodies with Self-Identification as a Basis for Changing Sex Markers on Birth Certificates

2014 bachelor's with honours thesis by Emily Blincoe at Victoria University of Wellington

Rational economic families: social reproduction and social policy in 1980s and 1990s New Zealand

2017 doctoral thesis by Anna Mary McMartin at University of Otago

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Gender includes the social, psychological, cultural and behavioral aspects of being a man, woman, or other gender identity. Depending on the context, this may include sex-based social structures (i.e. gender roles) and gender expression. Most cultures use a gender binary, in which gender is divided into two categories, and people are considered...

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Identity (social science)

Part of

Sexual diversity

Different from

Grammatical gender

Human sexual activity

Gender ideology

Facet of

Gender identity

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