Question.868 - Sociologists distinguish between gender and biological sex. Summarize some of their reasons for defining these as distinct phenomena. Why is it important to understand these two concepts? Pick a celebrity who does not fit the strict binary system of being a man or a woman. Then, use concepts such as gender dysphoria, homophobia, and transphobia to discuss the struggles faced by the celebrity. How did researching the celebrity enhance your own understanding on gender identities? Utilize one of the three theoretical perspectives, functionalism, conflict, and symbolic interactionism to discuss the social construction of gender.
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