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In grammar, one of the categories into which nouns are divided in many languages, such as masculine, feminine, and neuter (as in Latin, German, and Russian), masculine and feminine (as in French, Italian, and Spanish), or animate and inanimate (as in some American Indian languages).
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Gender identity refers to how a student defines him or herself--male or female--while gender expression refers to behavior or style of dress.
Gender-based protections go mainstream by McClure, Ann / University Business
With the son still wearing the dress and pearls at the end, a viewer could "read between the lines," Moore says: that father and son have talked and that the dad respects the son's experimenting with gender expression,
Gender goes mobile by Henneman, Todd / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Bailey dismisses clinical experience and ignores research that provides evidence of much greater diversity in gender identity, gender expression, and transgender sexuality.
Biological reductionism meets gender diversity in human sexuality by Bockting, Walter O. / The Journal of Sex Research
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