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gendeRevolution 1
Elimination of bipolar
cultural gender paradigms as a means to human parity
gendeRevolution 2
The case against the bipolar
cultural gender construct
gendeRevolution 3
Wegyns: Working toward parity
through removal of linguistic gender bias
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Gender
and the Law
Littleton v. Prange
Texas 4th Court of Appeals rules that gender
is determined
only by chromosome configuration and not by genital configuration.
Far-reaching social and legal ramifications are the result.
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