Gender Dichotomy Vs. Universal Bisexuality North American culture relied more heavily on a dichotomous binary notion of gender, which positioned female and males into mutually exclusive categories where differences between them sprang from biological processes, which ultimately justified the divide…
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The terminology found within discourses of gender variance today is often seen to be in a constant state of flux. Medical health practitioners use a book aptly named the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) which is close…
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Studying gender variance is important to the field of gender studies and human sexuality because it allows us to understand not only what is deemed as acceptable forms of gender expression, but also the limits and restrictions that are imposed…
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