Citations:endosexist

English citations of endosexist

• 2020, E. Peel, H. J. H. Newman, Gender's wider stakes: Lay attitudes to legal gender reform, in feminists@law:

  However, challenges to this system were often outweighed by cisgenderist and endosexist ideas steeped in a commitment to the status quo, positioning a model of binary biological sex […]

• 2020, A. Brömdal, R. Olive, B Walker, Questioning representations of athletes with elevated testosterone levels in elite women's sports: a critical policy analysis, in the Journal of sport policy and politics (Taylor & Francis):

  Challenging these binary, endosexist and normative assumptions about who is allowed to compete in elite sports, requires ongoing bioethical and human rights advocacy work.

• 2022 October 12, Sebastian Cordoba, Non-Binary Gender Identities: The Language of Becoming, Taylor & Francis, →ISBN:

  The endosexist perspective of sex stipulates–and prioritises–sex as an immutable binary system (Peel & Newman, 2020). However, intersex people demonstrate that sex is far from binary.

• 2023 February 1, Louise Gwenneth Phillips, Tracey Bunda, Storying Social Movement/s, Springer Nature, →ISBN, page 125:

  This means critiquing patriarchal, heteronormative, heterosexist, endosexist systemic arrangements. This implies the “un/doing” and/or “radically re-working” of ideations, processes, and practices that inform the production of […]

• 2023 April 7, Silva Neves, Dominic Davies, Erotically Queer: A Pink Therapy Guide for Practitioners, Taylor & Francis, →ISBN:

  Endosexist media norms about the “ideal” body and its capacities can limit intersex people's sense of having a “normal”, functional, and physically desirable body. Consequently, many intersex people, […]

• (Can we date this quote?) L.E. Meléndez-Ferrer, Discurso científico como dominación en la gestación de resistencias de profesoras universitarias:

  Scientific discourse imposes itself by developing heterosexist and endosexist logic in the generation of cognition/knowledge.