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Blending genders

Started by LostInTime, June 06, 2007, 07:36:33 AM

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LostInTime

Evolution Publishing
By Katrina Fox.
6/06/2007 6:44:15 PM

Transsexualism was subsequently hijacked by the medical profession and deemed a pathology, for which the solution was to undergo psychiatric assessment, take hormones and eventually have genital realignment surgery. Transsexuals were required to comply with stereotypical dress codes and behaviours attributed to their opposite gender, and under no circumstances were they allowed a sexual orientation outside that of strictly heterosexual.

Enter the 1990s and the birth of the 'transgender' and 'genderqueer' movements, in which a plethora of sex and gender identities emerged. Some people identified as having no sex or gender, some considered themselves male and female, and others claimed they were a 'third' or 'other' gender.

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gennee

Whatever the medical profession had in mind, gender blending sure blew their assessments right out of the water.

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