What is gender and how does it relate to biology? Gender refers to socially constructed roles, behaviors, identities, expressions, and attributes that are assigned to individuals based on their...
Young people are navigating their way through an increasingly diverse society where different cultures and belief systems collide. This can be challenging when it comes to understanding the complex...
Historically, psychiatry and medicine have played an important role in shaping social and cultural attitudes towards people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, or...
How does gender fluidity provoke reconsideration of ontological, ethical, and social assumptions regarding identity, personhood, and moral responsibility?
Gender is an essential part of human...
The topic of this article is the psychological and social impacts that arise when one serves in an environment that enforces binary gender norms. Binary gender norms are a set of socially constructed...
How Patterns of Representation in Media Shape Societal Understanding of Non-Binary Identities
Non-binary identities refer to individuals who identify themselves as neither male nor female but...
Gender dysphoria is a psychological condition that causes distress when an individual's assigned sex at birth does not match their gender identity. It can be classified as a social construct because...
Tension between Self-Expression and Personal Safety
Self-expression is an integral part of human nature and has played a significant role throughout history. Humans have used various mediums to...
I will be exploring how the law's authority to define gender reveals broader moral and metaphysical biases. I will begin by examining the role of law in defining gender and its relationship to...
Oral traditions and mythological narratives have been used to shape societies and cultures since ancient times. They are important aspects of folklore that provide frameworks for understanding the...