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| ''''Gender Critical'''' belief is an ] based upon the concept that sex is a ] defined, objective material state that exists in the natural world whereas the concept of 'Gender' is a subjective identity, predominantly based upon cultural ] associated. | |||
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| To be 'Gender Critical' you would usually believe the following statements: | |||
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| * ] is binary, immutable and defined at conception. | |||
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| * ] is a subjective concept, entirely separate from sex. | |||
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| * Cultural expections of gender should not form a limitation on behaviour for either sex. | |||
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'Gender Critical' belief is an ideology based upon the concept that sex is a biologically defined, objective material state that exists in the natural world whereas the concept of 'Gender' is a subjective identity, predominantly based upon cultural stereotypes associated.
To be 'Gender Critical' you would usually believe the following statements: