Sentence examples for various gender from inspiring English sources

"The Aggressives," about black lesbians who identify as men, is on the syllabuses of various gender studies courses.

It also defined various gender identities, like cisgender, transgender, non-binary and genderqueer.

The change stems from the country's opening up to gay couples in recent years and people of various gender identities, Figeley said.

They saw people on Tumblr who looked like them, who could have been them; people with stretch marks and people of various gender expressions who seemed to really enjoy their sex lives.

She first came out as pansexual — which is distinct from bisexual because it defines an individual who is attracted to various gender identities — in 2012 after first being elected, noting that she'd dated transgender and "gender-queer" people.

It's not taught to introduce various gender identities and matters of consent, but to foster the awareness that any woman who engage in premarital sex will be shamed by their peers and deemed 'damaged' regardless of the circumstances and yet men who do the same are considered manly and powerful.

For me, it's exploring the fluidity and construction of various genders that's key to my practice under the queer umbrella," Nicolazzo says.

Since 1983, the parade has transformed the Coney Island boardwalk into a honky-tonk beauty pageant of bikini-clad sea-females (of various genders).

Ms. Finley, you see, is channeling her fellow show-and-tell girl Liza Minnelli, who is also being embodied by a straggling chorus line of variously attired people of various genders who swarm the stage.

My personal fantasies of eventual domestic bliss currently involve large cheerful polyamorous communes full of cats, computers and kissable people of various genders, but I secretly hope that at least some of my acquaintances remain traditionalists, because I want to keep going to huge parties in ridiculous hats.

During the span of his entire career, Bowie has shifted through various gender-bending characters including the alien-like Ziggy Stardust, to the more masculine and soulful identity during the "Let's Dance" period.