Sentence examples for gender presentations from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, the GICs – at least 'Charing Cross' (that is, West London Mental Health Trust) – do not police gender presentations as rigorously as in the past, aiming instead to explore and manage their patients' expectations of life in their target bodies.

However, they are long behind the contemporary reality: in the past, certain GICs did make rigorous, rather conservative demands of their patients' gender presentations, but they've gradually moved beyond this.

At a fitness class there earlier this month, I saw people of all body types and gender presentations meet under one roof to break a sweat.

Because rugby players come to the sport in all manner of sexualities, sizes and gender presentations, it provides a unique space where female are allowed to be unabashedly themselves.

This technical detail further demonstrates that bodies and gender presentations can be malleable or subject to change without the help of airbrushing or other digital techniques to create such an optical illusion".

By no means was this masculine-presenting model a stance against the patriarchy that stifles our gender presentations to a checklist of femininity vs. masculinity.

If it is true that trans people who "misalign" gender presentation with sexed body are deceivers or pretenders, then those who "correctly" align presentation with body tell the truth.

In Bettcher's view, gender presentation as genital representation is of a piece with this type of sexual "communication": One reason for the communication of genital status is to secure manipulative heterosexual sexuality (2007, 56).

There were a lot of women who were thinking very consciously about gender and gender presentation.

He has maintained that race and gender presentation have no bearing on this case -- except that it is probably the exact reason Cece was targeted by Dean Schmitz.

Other students I know have endured slurs hurled from passing cars and the day-to-day struggles of being suspected, misread, or generally treated as second-class citizens because of their race or gender presentation.