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theelectricagora.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text presents a philosophical and political argument against the concept of 'gender identity' as a distinct ontological category. It argues that gender identity, when articulated through expression and presentation, leads to ontological profligacy and divisiveness. The author advocates for retaining the ontology of biological sex, recognizing diverse socio-cultural expressions, and dropping the concept of gender identity. They also make a normative claim that discrimination based on gender expression/presentation should be illegal. However, the text acknowledges potential conflicts, such as with bathroom legislation, and suggests a balance between principles of biological sex and gender expression, while advocating for long-term social reori... | |
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growinguptransgender.com
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| | | | | I recently tweeted, as an aside, that biological sex is a social construct, and the backlash and attacks were swift, incredulous and heavily reliant upon very basic biology. There is a common perception amongst those who have given it little thought, that gender is a social construct, whilst biological sex is solid and rigid and... | |
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www.anthonyskewspolitics.com
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| | | | | Courting controversy: Why do gender critical feminists deny science? | |
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www.nature.com
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| | | As money pours into aging research, the field can combine its many methods to home in on what underpins aging. Approaches differ, but researchers share the desire to not overpromise quick-fix anti-aging methods. | ||
