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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRecommendation for a good, simple book on the science of gender
Can anybody recommend a book on the science of gender as simple as Bill Nye's recent Episode on the subject.
If we can identify a good, simple at a level that Marjorie Taylor Green can understand, we should all send her copies of it.
Her sign says "Trust the science", I agree with that but first she has to learn the science.
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Recommendation for a good, simple book on the science of gender (Original Post)
HelpImSurrounded
Feb 2021
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Happy Hoosier
(7,314 posts)1. Gender or sex?
They are not the same.
HelpImSurrounded
(441 posts)2. Gender. As her sign says. Definitely gender.
meadowlander
(4,397 posts)3. The Second Sex, Volume 2
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Second_Sex
"Gender" isn't covered by a hard science. It's a societal construct. "One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman"
"Gender" isn't covered by a hard science. It's a societal construct. "One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman"
Jerry2144
(2,103 posts)4. "simple at a level that Marjorie Taylor Green can understand,"
"simple at a level that Marjorie Taylor Green can understand," hmm. Does the Dick and Jane series of books tackle transgender issues?