https://padlet.com/krgilchrist/9dbysq7xvxvg9wyr en-us 2023-01-28 16:03:35 UTC 2025-11-02 02:08:17 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/krgilchrist/9dbysq7xvxvg9wyr/wish/2466272008 2. Allows to identify that the state of being a woman is the product of sociological conditioning 
3. It is very performative, used to justify the sex that you were given, mostly unconscious, socialised into it. 
4. Expression of femininity and masculinity with the binary framework. Performativity is unconscious, performance is conscious. ]]> 2023-02-02 15:06:59 UTC https://padlet.com/krgilchrist/9dbysq7xvxvg9wyr/wish/2466272008 https://padlet.com/krgilchrist/9dbysq7xvxvg9wyr/wish/2466276301 1. 
Sex is based on appearance - penis vs vagina 

Gender is socially constructed:
- shaped by the social environment
- attributes attached to sex eg. masculinity = physical strength attributed to men which then categorises 'masculine' and 'feminine' work eg. truck driving traditionally seen as men's work
- Western influence - constructs of gender vary in different cultures in which perceptions of masculinity and feminity. 

2. 
- gender binary is weaponised to control transgender people to restrict their rights 
- pressure on people to conform to mainstream perceptions of gender - eg. prevent people from 'coming out' 

3. 
- pressure to conform results in performativity eg. men performing masculinity by financially providing to the family - gendered 'breadwinner' role
- females are expected to be caring and 'motherly' 
- perhaps not as performative as it once was 

4. 
- how we expect people to act based on their sex 
- indoctrinated expectations - ideals enforced on us from parents or social institutions such as schools

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