The phrase "gender backgrounds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, and can be used to refer to the different genders that people come from.
For example, "The company was interested in hearing from people from different gender backgrounds to gain different perspectives."
In particular, identity has been employed in explaining why school science education does not adequately support learning of students from certain racial, linguistic, socioeconomic, and gender backgrounds.
Consequently, academic, industrial, and government institutions work to attract people from a range of cultural, disciplinary, ethnic, and gender backgrounds as well as scientists with disabilities.
I'm not saying writers should only write about people from their own racial or gender backgrounds.
Despite the enormous progress achieved by actors and filmmakers from various racial, ethnic and gender backgrounds, mainstream Hollywood film does not give us an opportunity to see Asian characters as powerful and unique individuals.
We often think of the make-up of the Court in terms of the justices' judicial philosophies, the political party of the president who appointed them, the law schools they attended, their ethnic and gender backgrounds, and signals their writings might send about how they will decide critical cases.
Both studies used adipose derived stem cells isolated from lipoaspirate tissue whose race and gender backgrounds were concordant (Caucasian female).
Whatever your gender, background or circumstances, let's express our shared humanity".
Computer science is an area with vast potential now and in the future for students throughout the world and Code.org's mission is to teach to as many kids as it can, regardless of gender, background or ethnicity.
We think everyone should stand up for feminism, and that means everyone, no matter what gender, background, [etc].
In it, you, the player, assume the role of Commander Shepard, a character whose first name, appearance, gender, background, and professional history you determine.
Arad went on to explain that two people of the same age, BMI, gender, background, could perform the same amount and intensity of work and and expend a significantly different amount of energy.
