Difference between revisions of "Gender"
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Gender is a set of cultural signifiers which people identify with. It is a distinct concept from sex, which refers to biological characteristics, and gender presentation, which is how people choose to present themselves to the rest of the world. | Gender is a set of cultural signifiers which people identify with. It is a distinct concept from sex, which refers to biological characteristics, and gender presentation, which is how people choose to present themselves to the rest of the world. | ||
| − | Below is a list | + | Below is a list containing related terminology |
| − | *Agender | + | *[[Agender]] |
| − | *Androgynous | + | *[[Androgynous]] |
| − | *Bigender | + | *[[Bigender]] |
| − | *Cis {{Citation needed}} | + | *[[Cis]] {{Citation needed}} |
| − | *Evolving | + | *[[Evolving]] |
| − | *Female | + | *[[Female]] |
| − | *Female to Male (FTM) | + | *[[Female to Male]] (FTM) |
| − | *Gender Fluid | + | *[[Gender Fluid]] |
| − | *Gender Nonconforming | + | *[[Gender Nonconforming]] |
| − | *Gender Questioning | + | *[[Gender Questioning]] |
| − | *Gender Variant | + | *[[Gender Variant]] |
| − | *Genderqueer | + | *[[Genderqueer]] |
| − | *Intersex {{Citation needed}} | + | *[[Intersex]] {{Citation needed}} |
| − | *Male | + | *[[Male]] |
| − | *Male to Female (MTF) | + | *[[Male to Female]] (MTF) |
| − | *Neutrois | + | *[[Neutrois]] |
| − | *Non-binary | + | *[[Non-binary]] |
| − | *Other | + | *[[Other]] |
| − | *Pangender | + | *[[Pangender]] |
| − | *Transgender (Trans) {{Citation needed}} | + | *[[Transgender]] (Trans) {{Citation needed}} |
Revision as of 11:48, 11 March 2014
Gender is a set of cultural signifiers which people identify with. It is a distinct concept from sex, which refers to biological characteristics, and gender presentation, which is how people choose to present themselves to the rest of the world.
Below is a list containing related terminology