Sentence examples for intended gender from inspiring English sources
If any public establishment has bijou lavatory signs which offer a choice between "matadors and señoritas", "stallions and mares" or simply an amusing picture or rope sculpture hinting at the intended gender, you are allowed to wee on the floor.
Even without the sex-specific details, you would know the intended gender of the figure on each worksheet.
That's why denying them access to appropriate bathrooms is a worse indignity than it was then because individuals who are now already living as their intended gender, sometimes with the help of medical treatment, are not welcome in the bathroom of their birth gender, so to also ban them from the bathroom of their target gender literally means banning them from public restrooms, period.
More than a book, "Lean Back (and Relax!)" is a manifesto ("MAN -ifesto) intended to reduce gender inequality by encouraging MAN -ifesto asintendedletothe ladies do moreducethe work.
Whether or not that was deliberate, it's also notable that this is, in effect, the second time the author has used a concealing identity intended to disguise gender: her "JK" was famously calculated to hoodwink boy readers thought to be drawn to authors with male first names.
Although such software tools are intended to be gender agnostic, we believe that closer examination of this premise is warranted.
Measures intended to promote gender fairness and the autonomy of women could end up unreasonably hindering autonomy (Cudd 2006, 223).
Ann Cudd worries that state action intended to promote gender fairness and foster women's autonomy could impose a homogenizing conception of the good life, and stifle the very reinventions of self and experiments in living that women's liberation requires (Cudd 2006, 209, 223; see also Wolf-Devine 2004).
Even accounting measures intended to recognize gender disparities are criticized for ignoring unpaid work.
As we acknowledge the 40th Anniversary of Title IX, a law intended to ensure gender equity in education, the courts have ruled that cheerleading does not constitute a sport for the required balancing test.
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