So was "Orlando," whose title character was based on Sackville-West, with just the tiniest gender switch.
I didn't really know what it meant to be 'masculine' (beyond liking the holy trinity of cars, girls and football) but I knew what it wasn't, because inappropriate behaviour was rigorously policed: my strongest memory is of sitting cross-legged before someone yelled "You sit like a queer!" and I realised just how vigilant some teenage boys could be against even the tiniest gender transgressions.
Investigators collected some documents and other evidence at the scene, and delivered the tiny corpse, whose gender they could not determine, to the state medical examiner in Hartford for an autopsy.
There are a million tiny ways we reinforce gender stereotypes from the moment children are born.
On January 5th, the Washington Post Express saddled the Women's March with a particularly unfortunate cover illustration: a petal-pink background, against which tiny figures formed an enormous gender symbol — the gender symbol for male.
Their faces are masked with tiny eyeholes and their genders are unidentifiable.
Two tiny baby dolls of unidentified gender, made of hard, matte plastic, and wrapped in blankets of the same kind of plastic.
Saville likes to think that "We are pushing the boundaries of gender just a tiny bit".
Last week, the tiny nation of Malta passed an internationally groundbreaking new law: the "Gender Identity, Gender Expression, and Sex Characteristics Act".
The problem arises when analysts examine voter identification variables (race, gender, religion and income, among many others) individually or in tiny clusters.
