How gender and sexuality are socially constructed

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We've been trained since childhood to think of gender as simply male and female, and to think of differences between them as "natural." In this essay, you will discuss how gender and sexuality are socially constructed and how they vary. You will discuss various gender possibilities (Hijras, transgender, agender, etc.) and sexuality possibilities from the readings. Make sure to frame your essay using the ideas of boundaries/identity, culture, norms and sanctions.

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