1. Summary Gender is distinct from sex. Gender is social and sex is biological. Gender is distinguished by masculine and feminine behaviors perceived by society. This is culturally established. Cis sex/gender people are those who conform to the existing notions of sex and gender within a given social, historical, cultural, political, and scientific context. Trans sex/gender people are those who do not conform to the existing notions of sex and gender within a given social, historical, cultural, political, and scientific context. Men and women have biological and social and psychological differences. There are some clear physiological differences between the two sexes. In addition, gender differences typically vary by society, environment, historical context, and/or culture, indicating they are social constructions. A typical example is work and occupations between two genders. Women's participation in labor has changed a lot according to the trend of the times. Before...
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