'genders' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the various categories of gender that individuals identify with or have been assigned by a society or culture, e.g. "There are many different genders recognised and respected around the world."
This means that genders (women and men) and gendered traits (like being nurturing or ambitious) are the "intended or unintended product[s] of a social practice" (Haslanger 1995, 97).
As a result, the transvestite's gender is just as real or true as anyone else's who is a 'traditionally' feminine female or masculine male (Butler 1990, 278).[5] Without heterosexism that compels people to engage in certain gendering acts, there would not be any genders at all.
The Oscars only recently started hiring young people of both genders to pass those treasured gold statuettes to the celebrity presenter.
As more tales of student sexism materialise, institutions should be pressured to: Create and publicise clear reporting and referral pathways for students of all genders who experience harassment and violence.
Diversity has to mean something other than different hues and genders around the board or cabinet table.
Or whether, conversely, this goes across both genders.
Margot Wallström, the UN special representative of the secretary-general for sexual violence in conflict, insists in a statement that the UNHCR extends its services to refugees of both genders.
It reminded me that those who would insist on different rights for people with different genders, skin, beliefs or culture are still powerful and in some cases ruthless.
Both genders acted out orgasms pretty much as you'd expect: moaning, increasing their movements and often saying something along the lines of: "That was great".
That proportion was the same across both genders.
Research published this weekend by Screen Australia, examining the strength of the Australian film industry, said the film was the "most widely (spontaneously) discussed film of the entire study, with participants of both genders and across all age groups sharing how revelatory, thought-provoking and even transformative they found it".
