The Nature of Gender

@OwenJones84 For your edification. On the nature of gender. https://t.co/l8FrF4KwSO

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@Ducimus321 @ellipsislacuna Gender is not a synonym for sex. It is used to describe the social roles of men and women in society. Gender wasn’t even used to describe men and women *one single time* until the 60’s. (Source: https://t.co/VATszRidl1 )

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@JayJeeAHF @marlathedoctor ... sex-based social structures and gender identity. https://t.co/DBHswoBGkQ https://t.co/HVsExJeqbt https://t.co/s97qq99E3J

@MakeSJWsCry @SarahMShortcake @RealCandaceO gender is not the same as sex. you have no credible studies to back up your claim, whereas i have multiple. https://t.co/QT0P7nEDFU https://t.co/A1AZxvnCGt https://t.co/0V1lK1CMwM https://t.co/YcKIZPIRTJ https:/

@LancsK8 @Nosci_fi @radicalunionist @womensmarch The Nature of Gender - "I explain a biosocial model of women’s gendered behavior (behavior on which the sexes differ). This model integrates a macro sociological theory with a biological theory derived from