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The gender spectrum is an understanding that gender is not binary, but rather a spectrum of biological, mental and emotional traits that exist along a continuum.
In contrast, the gender binary—also called gender binarism or genderism—is a belief that gender is composed of two distinct and opposite genders (women/men) in which there is not overlap. [Read more…] about The Gender Spectrum: A Scientist Explains Why Gender Isn’t Binary
On November 27, 1978, Harvey Milk was assassinated. Today, more than 40 years after his death, Milk is remembered as early political activist for the LGBTQ+ community.
Whether or not you’re a member of the LGBTQ+ community, Harvey Milk quotes will uplift you, inspire you and encourage you. As the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in California, Milk has impacted generations with his vision for a more inclusive future.
[Read more…] about 50 of the Most Legendary Harvey Milk Quotes of All-Time
Nonbinary, what does it really mean? Whether you’re involved with the mental health system, the medical system, the educational system, or aspiring to be a more informed person, the term nonbinary is unquestionably increasing in its frequency and use.
You might see this term written as “nonbinary” (one word) or as “non-binary” (hyphenated). Either way, it means the same thing.
Given the rapid rise of this gender identity in recent years, let’s dive into its meaning. [Read more…] about What is Nonbinary Gender? On Being Both, Beyond, and In-Between
Pam Kosanke and I have known each other for years from our time spent reporting to the Olympic Training Center, globetrotting, and playing on the USA Rugby team. Pam is an elite athlete across multiple sports, former USA rugby player, entrepreneur, and the founder of Sport Bigs, which is both a toy company and a movement! [Read more…] about Interview with Pam Kosanke—Elite Athlete, Former USA Rugby Player, and Disruptive Entrepreneur
There are several reasons you could be thinking about gender neutral names, such as:
Many people also choose to use unisex or nonbinary names in adulthood to better fit their sense of self. With the rise of nonbinary celebrities, such as Bex Taylor-Klaus, Jonathan Van Ness, Alok Vaid-Menon, and Sam Smith, this is becoming increasingly common.
Indeed, androgynous baby names are surging, as more and more parents consider the possibility of gender fluidity in their children and attempt to break down gender stereotypes.
I obviously love gender-neutral names too, as I have one myself.
[Read more…] about 101 Gender Neutral Names To Knock Your (Baby) Socks Off