Sentence examples for range of gender from inspiring English sources
They noted the range of gender relations in African societies and referred to the "unnatural damnation" of male-to-male sex in Congo.
The hour-long show's theme is Ally's life as a contemporary single American woman, and its stories have explored a wide range of gender issues, usually for comic effect.
The Nationals senator Barry O'Sullivan went one step further, saying the range of gender identities and non-heterosexual options in the material allows children to choose an identity like choosing a meal from a takeaway menu.
McEwan told an audience at the book's launch last week, organised by the Guardian, that his in-utero narrator is a "left-of-centre" foetus who celebrates a diverse range of gender identities.
In Istanbul, Turkey, Neel spent 2.5 years reporting on a range of gender inequities for Today's Zaman, the then-largest English language daily; The Washington Post; and other international publications.
"This tenuous switch is what underlies the variability of testosterone secretion in utero," he said, producing men with a wide range of gender styles and capabilities that can help ensure a community's survival.
First, the obvious: treating the opposite gender as an inherent "distraction" loses all meaning when we accept that students might identify as a whole range of genders and, later, sexualities.
She states that there are not just two genders, but an entire range of genders based on hormone production and physical characteristics.
On their site, VIDA notes that they are "aware that the male-female binary oversimplifies the wide range of genders and sexes that individuals may identify as and/or exhibit".
Sonke is an organization that focuses on a wide range of gender-related issues, whereas Khululeka is a men's HIV support group (18).
Sex differences in childhood play behavior, such as preferences for toys like vehicles and dolls or responses on inventories measuring a range of gender-typed play activities, can be as large or somewhat larger than the sex difference in height (d = 1.8 to 2.8).
