Sentence examples for markers of gender from inspiring English sources
The aim of the paper is to investigate associations between a range of markers of gender inequity, including financial, psychological and physical violence, and two proximal practices in HIV prevention, namely discussion of HIV between partners and the woman suggesting condom use.
Billed as "the world's first transversal style magazine," the ambisexual publication plays limbo with the markers of gender and high-fashion and is the brainchild of Luis Venegas, the Madrid-based publisher of the cult magazines Fanzine 137 and Electric Youth.
You rely heavily on traditional markers of gender absolutely dependent on the male/female gender binary, thus reinforcing categories of gender that many of us find restrictive.
The boys around us denied the most basic markers of gender discrimination like the low number of female CEOs and the wage gap.
Fashion plays a significant role in the social construction of identity and is one of the most visible markers of gender constructs, and thus also our social status in society's hierarchies.
Since homosocial orders are entirely premised on notions of gender, taken in tandem, the two theories come at the biological essence of gender and sexuality from opposite ends--the collective (Sedgwick) and the individual (Butler --with each overturning the once-tenaButler --withf gender, sexuality, and sexual politics along the way.
A well-shaped nose might be a desirable thing in a woman, or a man, but it is not necessarily a marker of gender.
focuses not on clothes as the marker of gender destabilization but rather on the flesh itself.
Banks views biological body parts as the marker of gender, although NYU students have been calling gender a construct since Judith Butler popped on the scene over two decades ago.
Let us reject soccer as the all-important marker of gender difference and arbiter of whether a boy is properly Brazilian or a disposable "bicha".
Banks views biological body parts as the marker of gender, although NYU students have been calling gender a construct since Judith Butler popped on the scene more than two decades ago.
