For example, the 2005 Protocol to the African Charter of Human and People's Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa addresses an array of gender-related health issues and other determinants of health.
The dozen young researchers highlighted in the report--a photogenic array of genders and ethnicities whose potentially important medical research and promising careers are reportedly being stymied by today's bruising NIH paylines--are all assistant or associate professors at major research universities or hospitals.
However, our results show that volunteers are an array of ages, a mix of genders (although slightly more females), have mixed employment status, marital status and a mix of previous own experience of mental illness.
"It's proven that you can't be what you can't see so we need to have a diverse array of genders, races and sexes on our screens and that will only happen when there are diverse people in the media and in the commissioning side of things," she says.
For instance, birth certificates might hold space for a full array of genders, but other German laws do not.
Traditional roles of men in black and women in white dancing the Fledermaus Quadrille were shattered, with a massive array of genders and sexualities taking part in the traditional opening number.
The space supports art and projects made by people traditionally passed over by arts and politics mainly women, people of color and an array of artists of different sexual and gender orientations.
Therefore although only ~1%percentt of humans are 3G- intersex", when it comes to brain and gender, we all have an intersex gender (i.e., an array of masculine and feminine traits) and an intersex brain (a mosaic of "male" and "female" brain characteristics).
Others have argued in favor of the more prevailing prevention approach that has centered on condom promotion and HIV testing as well as an array of broader structural factors, such as poverty, gender violence and conflict (Fenton, 2004; Halperin and Allen, 2000; Singh et al., 2003; Wawer et al., 2005; Shelton et al., 2005).
Therefore although ~99% of humans are 3G- males" or 3G- maleses", that is, have all the characteristics or their category, and only ~1% are 3G- femalesx", when it comes to brain and gender, we all have an intersex brain (i.e., a mosaic of "male" and "female" brain characteristics) and an intersex gender (i.e., an array of masculine and feminine traits).
