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    Supports→The sex/gender distinction involves multiple socially constructed categories that interact with one another

    If both sex and gender have social dimensions, they constitute interacting socially constructed categories

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    In some ways, questions pertaining to the metaphysics of sex and gender resemble those pertaining to race: historically, descriptive and normative categories were conflated in simplistic biological theories. An important difference between sex/gender and race, however, concerns the distinction between sex and gender (Beauvoir 1949, West & Zimmerman 1987). Many theorists propose that sexes are biological categories and that genders are categories of social norms and behaviors that are traditi

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