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Headings: Androgyny
Androgyny
History of Androgyny
How Do Androgynous, Non-binary, and Genderqueer Identities Differ?
Avoiding Gender-Based Assumptions
Androgyny in Pop Culture
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Content: The complexities of gender are becoming more widely recognized and understood as a reality of human existence. A male-female binary is typically reflected in the majority of societies, but gender can be expressed in many ways beyond traditionally male or female characteristics. Acceptance of the existence and validity of gender identities outside the male-female gender binary may not yet be widespread, but this is changing as more people become aware of the complexities of gender. Viewing gender as a spectrum rather than a binary highlights the wide variety of gender identities, and doing so may help further a deeper understanding of gender. Non-binary and genderqueer are two identities occurring on the spectrum between male and female. An individual who is non-binary or genderqueer may feel more masculine at times and more feminine at others. They may eschew labels such as male, female, masculine, or feminine altogether, feeling that binary labels of any kind are restrictive. Other individuals may be agender, or experience no sense of gender at all. Non-binary, genderqueer, or agender people may avoid using gendered language to describe themselves and use pronouns such as “they” and “them.” Viewing gender as a spectrum rather than a binary highlights the wide variety of gender identities, and doing so may help further a deeper understanding of gender.