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"Gender is the repeated stylization of the body, a set of repeated acts within a highly rigid regulatory frame  that congeal over time to produce the appearance of substance,
of a natural sort of being"
Storey, John. “Cultural Theory and Popular Culture: An Introduction.” Routledge Pg.226

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"If gender attributes and acts, the various ways in which a body shows or produces its cultural signification, are performative, then there is no preexisting identity by which an act or attribute might be measured; there would be no true or false, real or distorted acts of gender, and the postulation of a true gender identity would be revealed as a regulatory fiction.” Storey, John. "Cultural Theory and Popular Culture: An Introduction." Routledge Pg.228.

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"Simone de Beauvoir’s (1984) observation that ‘one is not born a woman, but, rather, becomes one’ (12). De Beauvoir’s distinction establishes an analytical difference between biological sex (‘nature’) and gender (‘culture’), suggesting that while biological sex is stable, there will always be different and competing (historically and socially variable) ‘versions’ of femininity and masculinity" (Storey 225).

Storey, John. “Cultural Theory and Popular Culture: An Introduction.” Routledge Pg.225.

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Gillette Transgender Black teen shave ad 

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