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Biological Sex, Gender, and Public Policy

2017-09-14

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Policy debates have focused on who can participate in or access single-sex activities or services. This article describes how science of the biology of sex is relevant to three major policy areas: parenting (including leaves), sports, and public spaces. We focus on what scientists know about sex and gender (and gender/sex, where gender and sex are intertwined), and the role of various biological factors, including...

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Literature Corpus work: b8728f83-31fd-5c96-9174-37737f86ba60
DOI: 10.1177/2372732217720700

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