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Biology Is Not Binary

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By Kate Clancy, Agustín Fuentes, Caroline VanSickle, Catherine Clune-Taylor
| American Scientist Verified
This Article From Issue March-April 2024 Volume 112, Number 2 In the sciences, we talk about sex. The question is, what are we actually talking about when we use that word? Sex is not binary. Presenting male and female as the only two possible sex categories ignores the diversity of humans and other organisms, and it erases intersex people. Defining sex is difficultbecause human biology varies widely. Key traits overlap extensively and rarely fall into two discrete types.
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Power in the blood

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By Kate Clancy, Amy Frykholm, Benjamin Dueholm, Don Lattin
| Christian Century Verified
Growing up as the youngest child in a family full of sisters, I thought I knew everything there was to know about menstruation. My first encounter with the phenomenon happened when I was three years old and found the bathtub smeared with blood. After that, I learned to expect blood in odd places around the house. As an exceedingly obsequious younger brother, I went out of my way to learn and obey the rules of periods.
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November 2023, no. 459

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By Kate Clancy, Caroline de Costa, Richard Jack, Barnaby Smith
| Australian Book Review Verified
As spring slowly turns to summer, the November issue of ABR addresses questions of memoir, biography, and autofiction. Catriona Menzies-Pike engages with Richard Flanagan’s new hybrid work Question 7 while Zora Simic assesses Naomi Klein’s journey into the ‘mirror world’ in Doppelganger and Marilyn Lake reviews Graeme Davison’s ‘uncommonly good family history’.
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