RE: RE: The Subjugation of Femininity and the Mirage of Sex Equality (Part 1: Definitions and the Illusion)
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RE: The Subjugation of Femininity and the Mirage of Sex Equality (Part 1: Definitions and the Illusion)

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I don't know, I definitely feel that evolution of people creates different meaning and perception to the word "sex and gender" I feel that in the old African system, a male is seen as the dominant one, termed with responsibilities and given more opportunities at things like office, franchise and so many things. I may be wrong, but I think the advent of things like gender equality is what spurred a more Sophistication definition of gender redefinition. For example in modern society a woman can redefine their role but acting as probably a provider, who who holds office in government or who plays role she might not have been able to in more archaic societies, but at the end of the day sex and gender is totally different, people cannot change sex as it's biologically default, but gender might be continuously redefined each and everyday. I might be wrong about it though.

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