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    Breaking the Binary: Failure to Adhere to the Laws of the Traditional Gender Binary

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    Author
    Johnson, Riley
    Keyword
    Gender Identity
    Gender Fluidity
    Social Construction
    Transgender
    Transgender Persons
    Non-binary Gender
    Journal title
    Dissenting Voices
    Date Published
    2022
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/7374
    Abstract
    This essay provides a framework for conceptualizing the social construction of the traditional gender binary within a patriarchal society. The research explores the history of the singular they as well as gender nonconforming identities through a socio-historical lens and utilizes the Social Role (Eagly & Wood, 2011) and Social Identity Theories (Tajfel, 1972) to argue the importance of language and performativity in conceptualizing gender identity, gender performance, and biological sex.
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