Joan Burton TD, Minister for Social Protection Áras Mhic Dhiarmada
... spoke before the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Education and Social Protection. He shared his experience of speaking to a civil servant working in Welfare, who queried the different name and gender marker on his birth certificate, compared to his other identification. When he explained that he was a ...
... spoke before the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Education and Social Protection. He shared his experience of speaking to a civil servant working in Welfare, who queried the different name and gender marker on his birth certificate, compared to his other identification. When he explained that he was a ...
feminist gender theory summary
... via a ‘gender attribution’ process (Kessler and McKenna 1978). In other words, you look at someone and make a judgment of their sex or gender based, on the genitals that you presume they have under their clothes (their so-called ‘cultural genitals’). Morgan Holmes discusses how medical practices obf ...
... via a ‘gender attribution’ process (Kessler and McKenna 1978). In other words, you look at someone and make a judgment of their sex or gender based, on the genitals that you presume they have under their clothes (their so-called ‘cultural genitals’). Morgan Holmes discusses how medical practices obf ...
Author Meets Critics: a panel discussion of Jennifer Germon’s
... ‘Women are called bitches, skanks and hoes. They wear halter tops and miniskirts, but of them most don’t look any good.’ Admittedly these are not the best answers we get. I tested this with my own daughter, who is currently doing a BA major in Philosophy and has been living with her feminist mother ...
... ‘Women are called bitches, skanks and hoes. They wear halter tops and miniskirts, but of them most don’t look any good.’ Admittedly these are not the best answers we get. I tested this with my own daughter, who is currently doing a BA major in Philosophy and has been living with her feminist mother ...
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... Clinical experience amply indicates that cross-gender-identified children, particularly boys, are frequently ostracized by their peers ... Such ostracism, which can be very intense, often results in alienation, social isolation, and associated behavioral and emotional difficulties ... Thus, treatmen ...
... Clinical experience amply indicates that cross-gender-identified children, particularly boys, are frequently ostracized by their peers ... Such ostracism, which can be very intense, often results in alienation, social isolation, and associated behavioral and emotional difficulties ... Thus, treatmen ...
