Sentence examples for gender-bound from inspiring English sources

Concern about cultural misandry is usually considered the preserve of frothy bloggers and unhinged men's rights activists, but the routine denigration and mockery of any man who deviates from heroic and patriarchal gender ideals – in movies, TV and advertising, in media coverage and political discourse – should concern anyone who desires a more fair and less gender-bound society.

And I worried that if I was having a hard time wrapping my mind around my kid, and I love him more than life itself, then how would the rest of the world react to him?" Relatively little research on gender-nonconforming children has been conducted, making it impossible to know how many children step outside gender bounds — or even where those bounds begin.

This grantee has developed a program that combines the established expertise of Chicago House's employment program with the TransLife Center's work in assisting those who are nonconforming to traditional gender bounds.

We should remove gender bound words… and masterpiece too.

Cultural conservatives, Horwitz said, see Putin "as upholding tradition and traditional social arrangements in areas of gender, sexuality, the bounds of speech, and so on".

Female caregivers, who were expected to have homemaking skills according to family-bound gender roles, were the least likely to use formal visiting homecare services [6].

"So it seems that while sexual orientation equality has come on in leaps and bounds, gender equality is going backwards".

Tradition-bound gender roles can appear in women's discourse and can act as barriers or facilitators for the adherence to medical treatment.

There are no gender, racial or other bounds when it comes to this very real issue.

I refuse to buy into the fear around the social repercussions we women face for stepping outside the bounds of gender roles, because doing so perpetuates them.

That shared experience may provide a crucial point of common ground from which to convene inter-religious gatherings of female clergy -- and foster collaboration that extends well beyond the bounds of gender alone.