Examples of using Gendered in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A Case Study in the Development of Gendered Identity.
Unjustified gendered violence in movies and TV.
They have alsoinitiated a process of re-reading religious texts from a gendered perspective.
I nearly had him use a gendered slur against her.
Differently gendered children have roughly a 75 percent chance of eventually identifying as gay or transgender.
How andwhy fathers are involved in their children's education: gendered model of parent involvement.
Or was I seeing past gendered assumptions to the woman who- like Shakespeare's heroines- had fashioned herself a clever disguise?
John Lewis hasbecome the first UK retailer to remove gendered labels from their children's clothing range.
Would they arrive on Earth and find out at some stage in that journey,that their soul is being housed in the wrong gendered body?
Is she suggesting a hybrid gendered representation image- both a woman and a man?
However, it seems unlikely that this interpretation of the spectrummodel will satisfy those who describe themselves as non-binary gendered.
The level of antisemitic abuse, gendered threats and other invectives directed against women, particularly online, is frightening and unacceptable….
Then as now, the range of possible uses for that saved time ranged from the trivial to the substantial-but with a much more gendered twist.
The bodies attachment to the historical progression of gendered spaces and stereotyped roles represent Export's feminist and political approach to art.
The promotion of gender equality would mean violence against women was no longer normalised or endorsed by gendered stereotypes.
Curator Jon Davies states that Akerman's domestic interiors"conceal gendered labour and violence, secrecy and shame, where traumas both large and small unfold with few, if any witnesses".
Bordo's writing contributes to a body of feminist, cultural and gender studies, linking modern consumer culture directly to the formation of gendered bodies.
To better understand the explicit andoften insidious ways children receive these gendered messages, a global consortium of researchers studied attitudes and beliefs in 15 cities across the globe.
Barson said she hoped the Tate retrospective would illustrate how this“cliched interpretation”, written almost 100 years ago and perpetuated by maleart critics at the time, was“gendered and outdated”.
What until now has passedfor‘civilisation' might in fact be nothing more than a gendered appropriation- by men, etching their claims in stone- of some earlier system of knowledge that had women at its centre.
For feminists, this distinction has been important, because it enables us to acknowledge that some of the differences between women and men are traceable to biology, while others have their roots in environment, culture, upbringing and education-what feminists call‘gendered socialisation'.
This model, when considered together with the lack of governmental arrangements for childcare,preserves a gendered division of labor that also dictates norms in the workplace.
Having"bridesmaids" and"groomsmen" had felt too gendered, so they instead each had three designated"party people" as honored attendants- two of Mac's were gender-nonconforming friends from college.
To include women in every program and deliberation regarding military, political, social, and economic issues,and to bring a gendered and civil society perspective to these programs.
In this article, too, there is a gendered classification of objects- last year's graduation projects from the schools of design- but the emphasis in this classification focuses on projects that provide a solution to the exclusive needs of the female body, or issues often faced by women throughout their life, and not style.
Trying to define and defend the sanctity of life is important,but this also obscures highly problematic issues, such as the gendered expectation that women should look after children;
Heteronormativity is a term describing a set ofnorms based on the assumption that everyone is heterosexual, gendered as male/female and monogamous, along with the assumed and implied permanency and stability of these identities.
Her contribution encompassed several axes simultaneously and exposed how the complex feminineimage she presented in her films bound the political, gendered and ethnic contexts of her characters as present also in her work with Sister.