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Title: The Spectra of Gender, Sexual Orientation and Biological Sex
Post by: Natasha on May 13, 2011, 05:18:35 PM
Post by: Natasha on May 13, 2011, 05:18:35 PM
The Spectra of Gender, Sexual Orientation and Biological Sex
http://americantransman.com/2011/05/13/the-spectra-of-gender-sexual-orientation-and-biological-sex/ (http://americantransman.com/2011/05/13/the-spectra-of-gender-sexual-orientation-and-biological-sex/)
5/13/11
by americantransman
In a previous post — the one about the Genetics Behind Sex Determination and Differentiation – one reader left a comment that induced me to remove a sentence.
The reader took issue with my statement that human gonadal sex develops as a spectrum. He commented that as this is in "deep dispute," I should not represent my opinion as scientific fact. It was based on these comments that I removed my statement about human gonads developing as a spectrum.
But I didn't do it because I changed my mind. I removed the statement because the comment was important and my response to it would have been more explanation than I felt I could make in the comments section.
Fortunately, the explanation fits nicely into the theme for a post that I have been wanting to write about for some time. So this will be a "combination post," providing a discussion about the spectra of gender, sexual orientation and biological sex and a more complete reply to the comments from the post mentioned above.
http://americantransman.com/2011/05/13/the-spectra-of-gender-sexual-orientation-and-biological-sex/ (http://americantransman.com/2011/05/13/the-spectra-of-gender-sexual-orientation-and-biological-sex/)
5/13/11
by americantransman
In a previous post — the one about the Genetics Behind Sex Determination and Differentiation – one reader left a comment that induced me to remove a sentence.
The reader took issue with my statement that human gonadal sex develops as a spectrum. He commented that as this is in "deep dispute," I should not represent my opinion as scientific fact. It was based on these comments that I removed my statement about human gonads developing as a spectrum.
But I didn't do it because I changed my mind. I removed the statement because the comment was important and my response to it would have been more explanation than I felt I could make in the comments section.
Fortunately, the explanation fits nicely into the theme for a post that I have been wanting to write about for some time. So this will be a "combination post," providing a discussion about the spectra of gender, sexual orientation and biological sex and a more complete reply to the comments from the post mentioned above.