Take Wonder Workshop and its non-gendered robots Dash and Cue.
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Instead, you'll hear her refer to the non-gendered flight deck.
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Students may refer to their genitals in completely non-gendered terms altogether.
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There are offices, a costume shop, dressing rooms and non-gendered bathrooms (natch).
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Do you think proposals will one day become an entirely non-gendered thing?
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The next two themes in the exhibition reinforce non-gendered, symbolic values of pink.
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Non-gendered makeup lines are on the rise, too, including Jecca Makeup and Fluide.
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Tasha: Well, I guess, in the sense that his violence is non-gendered and egalitarian.
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Instead, you start with a blank slate — a plain, non-gendered face with no hair.
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She also appreciated the non-gendered dress code and dorms organized by age rather than gender.
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The resounding call that "the only responsible party for rape is rapists" is true and non-gendered.
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"Given the choice between actor and actress, actor is a non-gendered word that I use," Dillon said.
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"Given the choice between actor and actress, actor is a non-gendered word that I use," they said.
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Train staff to use non-gendered language, and to ask guests what their personal gender pronouns are... never assume!
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The latest addition is a pair of non-gendered people holding hands, with the full set of color variations.
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And when PerryUndem analyzed the factors that correlated with just those non-gendered political actions, they found something interesting.
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To that end three characters are men, four are women, and one is a non-gendered monster, he told me.
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It's frankly no wonder trans activist Jack Fox has spent a decade scouting out every non-gendered toilet in his city.
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I imagine new structures and mythologies born from the choreography of female bodies, non-gendered bodies, bodies of color, disabled bodies.
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Adding support for people of different colors and genders, including non-gendered imagery, has been an ongoing process for the last few years.
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She prefers mostly non-gendered pronouns While Schafer uses the pronouns "she/her," when it comes to proper titles she goes by Mx. Schafer.
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The brand Maude, which sells condoms, lube, candles, and a simple white vibrator, bills itself as offering a non-gendered, "human" approach to sex.
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Now, the social media platform's default profile photo — for those that don't upload one of their own — is a non-gendered head-and-shoulders silhouette.
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"Legitimate identity is a fundamental human right, but non-gendered people are often treated as though we have no rights," Elan-Cane told The Guardian.
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Elan-Cane, who was born female but identifies as "non-gendered", will on Wednesday find out if the case will proceed to a full hearing.
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Other non-gendered awards will include 'Best Actor in a Show', 'Best Hero' and 'Best Comedic Performance' when the ceremony takes place on May 7.
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Newman said her Limitless contest, which allowed contestants to select from three mixed-gender strength categories, showed non-gendered contests could work for some sports.
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Newman said her Limitless contest, which allowed contestants to select from three mixed-gender strength categories, showed non-gendered contests could work for some sports.
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Immediately diagnosing the rare secretion as tears, I thought back to the last time this non-gendered and totally acceptable phenomenon occurred in my life.
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However, the court also held that the European Convention on Human Rights "guarantees a right to respect for non-gendered identity," the law firm added.
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Elliot: I work as a trainer at Everybody, a queer non-gendered gym, so my day-to-day experiences at my gym are positive and affirming.
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The success of Everybody has been stellar, and it serves as a shining example of the reality of a large-scale, profitable, non-gendered wellness space.
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Because only 85033 percent of population — and 22 percent of the State Legislature — need these items, it's not given the same accommodations as non-gendered medical necessities.
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Josh gets a Torah from Rabbi Raquel and turns the funeral into an impromptu "bart" mitzvah (the non-gendered version of the Jewish coming-of-age ceremony).
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Vibratex solicits women's feedback in its continual testing of new products, Martin said, noting that what younger women want in a vibrator—non-gendered, amorphic, powerful—is evolving.
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One of the episodes of that series was billed as a mock staging of a "non-racist, non-gendered Molière Awards ceremony," referring to France's biggest theater prizes.
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Telfar, the "Black-owned, non-gendered fashion project" established in 2004 in New York, has been putting on experiential shows since designer Telfar Clemens launched the brand at 20.
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"Legitimate identity is a fundamental human right, but non-gendered people are treated as though we have no rights," Elan-Cane said in a statement ahead of the case.
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For instance the word for a group of women is different than the word for a group of men — there's no general non-gendered term for a crowd of people.
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Even as more nuanced, non-gendered roles — like NASA "computers" in Hidden Figures — have earned women accolades just this year, slipping back into these male-approved archetypes is a knee-jerk lever to pull.
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If I must use the bathroom, I appraise which one will be the safest for me, if a non-gendered one is not available—I keep my eyes down, rush in, and rush out.
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Elan-Cane, who identifies as "non-gendered," is taking a case to the UK's High Court to get the Home Office to provide "X" passports that don't require their owners to identify with a gender.
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There was also a strong theme of "you do you" outside of whatever norms society expects of you, which meant more non-gendered clothing, and more statement pieces for women in expanded sizes and ages.
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Although Britain recognized the gender identity of transgender people in the 2004 Gender Recognition Act, Elan-Cane said the decision to identify as non-gendered had consequences, including discrimination and being forced out of work.
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Christie Elan-Cane, who was born female but identifies as "non-gendered", is pushing for a third option on passports for genderless people, which is usually symbolised by an 'x' on travel documents and birth certificates.
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Featuring people of diverse gender, race, age, or disability in recruiting materials and on the company website would be among additional updates required, as would using non-gendered language that reflects aspirations for diversity, Chilazi said.
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Taking a cue from the non-gendered categories at the 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards, the network announced the former best female video and best male video categories have been combined into artist of the year.
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"What I learned through my research is that the word 'actor,' specifically in reference to those who performed in plays, came about in the late 1500s as a non-gendered word," Dillon told Variety this week.
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Christie Elan-Cane, who was born female but identifies as "non-gendered", is pushing for a third option on passports for genderless people, which is usually symbolized by an 'x' on travel documents and birth certificates.
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"We are disappointed with the outcome in today's judgment which leaves the U.K., unlike many other countries, denying non-gendered citizens a passport that reflects their true identity," said Narind Singh, a partner at Clifford Chance.
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"I think that Sy — and I say this with great respect — psychologically needs to feel that editors are 'The Man,' capital T, capital M, and I mean that in a non-gendered way," Mr. Remnick said.
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Although Britain recognized the gender identity of trans people in the 2004 Gender Recognition Act, Elan-Cane said the decision to identify as non-gendered had drastic consequences, including being forced out of work and facing discrimination.
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Objecting to the issue's objectification seems quaint, but indifference feels like giving in to the status quo, where an ostensibly non-gendered magazine can regularly devote an entire issue to softcore pinups for (mostly) male sexual approval.
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This comes on the heels of MTV's decision to replace the former best actor and best actress categories with non-gendered Best Actor in a Movie and Best Actor in a Show at the 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards.
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If you've been clear from the start that all you wanted was casual sex, someone to take road trips with, and someone to be your Instagram husband/wife/non-gendered partner, then the break up shouldn't be too difficult.
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The Court of Appeal ruled in favor of the Home Office, or interior ministry, in a case brought by Christie Elan-Cane, who identifies as "non-gendered", and said current passport rules do not constitute a human rights breach.
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The Court of Appeal ruled in favor of the Home Office, or interior ministry, in a case brought by Christie Elan-Cane, who identifies as "non-gendered", and said current passport rules do not constitute a human rights breach.
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The move comes on the heels of MTV's decision to replace the former best actor and best actress categories with non-gendered best actor in a movie and best actor in a show at the 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards.
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And, if these indie brands thrive and are a financial success, it would be revolutionary proof to the beauty industry that marketing products in a more inclusive, non-gendered way isn't just good for society — it's also good for business.
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The TCA Awards have always maintained non-gendered nominations, meaning that unlike the Emmy Awards and Golden Globes, men and women are nominated in the same categories — something that the MTV Movie and TV Awards adopted this year to much fanfare.
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Sure, there's plenty of BDM and goregrind that deals with society, politics and non-gendered horror/gore, but time and study revealed there's also a huge amount devoted to elaborate sexual degradation and brutality, so much so that it evolved into it's own genre—pornogrind.
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The current trend to return pink to its multifaceted, non-gendered origins gives me a glimmer of hope that today's society is not resistant to change, and that whatever direction the shifting winds of fashion blow next, pink will remain a punk, pretty, and powerful color.
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" For example, Laura Fargrieve's "Bamberg, 1628," a poem based on the true story of an accused witch; the non-gendered political explorations in Elizabeth Clark Wessel's "1991," Maureen McLane's "Meanwhile," or Achy Obejas's "The March"; Lauren Clark's gender-nonconforming take on the rituals of the wedding industrial complex in "Epithalamion" and "Vortex Temporum"; or Mahogany L. Browne's scathing indictment of race in America in "If 2017 was a poem title.
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Personal Portraits, Furcadia website. Dragon's Eye Productions. Retrieved November 26, 2007. 22 Custom avatars (non-gendered) may be added and used inside private dreams, for free.
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This list of female Academy Award winners and nominees for non-gendered categories details women who have won or been nominated for awards in non- gender specific categories.
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Modern liturgy and Bible scholars make a distinction between "horizontal" non-gendered language—those words and phrases that refer to relationships between human beings—and "vertical" non-gendered language—words and phrases that denote the relationship between human beings and God. Some Protestants and Catholics find neither form of gender-neutral editing acceptable. Vatican norms for translation of the Bible include that, "The translation of scripture should faithfully reflect the Word of God in the original human languages, without 'correction' or 'improvement' in service of modern sensitivities", and do not support adjusting the Bible to be in line with public sentiment.
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Other committee members included Helen Blackburn, Millicent Fawcett, Jessie Boucherett, Eva McLaren, Margaret Bright Lucas, Priscilla Bright McLaren and Frances Power Cobbe. Becker differed from many early feminists in her disputation of essentialised femininity. Arguing there was no natural difference between the intellect of men and women, Becker was a vocal advocate of a non-gendered education system in Britain."Lydia Becker – The Life and Times".
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Allanach joined the Prudential Assurance Company in 1938 as an actuarial trainee. She qualified as an actuary in 1951. Women had been permitted to gain membership of the Institute of Actuaries for thirty years, but by 1951, less than one dozen women had become fully qualified. Allanach was moved to the male salary scale at Prudential in 1960, several years before the company introduced a single, non-gendered salary scale.
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Houtu (Chinese 后 土 ) is a male, female or non-gendered divinity, depending on source, although the image of a Sacred Mother Earth deity is common. Houtu is currently worshiped in Chinese popular religion, with her birthday on the 18 day of the Third Moon in the Chinese lunar calendar. Sacrifice and prayer to Houtu are believed to be efficacious for problems of weather, reproduction and family, wealth, and boating safety on the Yellow River. (Yang, et al.
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The main focus of feminist language reform is to acknowledge the often unconscious ways that language both silences and emphasizes gender in negative ways. In some languages it is clear with gendered nouns how some words are gendered to associate those words with maleness of femaleness. Feminist philosophers argue that English, a non gendered language, still has the need for language reform. Previous language reform attempts to avoid sexist words or phrases were addressed in a symptomatic manner.
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Finally, differences in leadership emergence should be mediated by competence perceptions. First, there is a good amount of evidence showing that men in mixed sex groups show more signs of leadership emergence. In a study of 24 mixed sex dyads performing a non-gendered task, men showed higher levels of power through verbal and nonverbal communication. Similarly, Wood and Karten observed that men engaged in more task-related behaviors such as opinion- giving while working in four-person mixed-sex groups.
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Trible writes that the Bible, when read without the contemporary societal context, can be liberating for women. Another major takeaway from Trible’s most notable work is her argument that, when analyzing using rhetorical criticism, language in the Bible suggests that Adam is referred to as androgynous until the female Eve is created. This argument has also been made by Riffat Hassan, a Pakistani-American theology professor, who ascertained in her own writing that the language used to describe Adam within the biblical story is non-gendered.
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It won the Wild Rose Cup from the Calgary Roller Derby Association,Kristy Brownlee, "Roller derby's more than just rough", Edmonton Sun, 19 September 2010 which had held it for three years. Teeknee, a member of Oil City at the time, was selected to play for Team Canada at the 2011 Roller Derby World Cup. In 2015, the league turned 10 years old. It was at this time that they chose to re-brand the league as "Oil City Roller Derby", to better embody the inclusive and non- gendered nature of the league.
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Written Chinese has gone in the opposite direction, from non-gendered to gendered pronouns, though this has not affected the spoken language. In spoken standard Mandarin, there is no gender distinction in personal pronouns: the pronoun tā () can mean "he" or "she" (or "it" for some animals). However, when the antecedent of the spoken pronoun tā is unclear, native speakers will assume it is a male person. In 1917, the Old Chinese graph tā (, from nǚ , "woman") was borrowed into the written language to specifically represent "she" by Liu Bannong.
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The use of non-gendered job titles in French is common and generally standard practice among the francophones in Belgium and in Canada. By law in Quebec, the use of gender- inclusive job titles is obligatory if the writer has not opted for gender-free terms. In France, however, the practice of using exclusively masculine job titles is still widespread in educated use and has been upheld by the Académie Française. The most common way of feminizing job titles in French is by adding a feminine suffix to the masculine version of the noun, most commonly (, ), (, ), (, ), (, ), (, ).
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The New Century Hymnal, the hymnal of the United Church of Christ (UCC), uses inclusive language; one of its concerns while being authored was reducing the solely-masculine use of language for God, and/or balancing masculine images with feminine and non-gendered images, while retaining masculine imagery for Jesus regarding his earthly life. At least two UCC conferences (Massachusetts and Ohio) have adopted guidelines for using inclusive language, and the majority of clergy and laity in the UCC report using inclusive language when referring to God during worship.Worshipping into God's Future: Summary and Strategies 2005, United Church of Christ.
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Most of these definitions imply that the perpetrator of femicide is a man, but South Asian feminists differ in their definition stating that femicide is "the intentional killing of females by men and of females by other females in the interests of men". Examples of this include neglect of female children in preference of males, as well as dowry related murder where female in-laws kill women due to dowry disputes. Moreover, COST Action 1206 provides definitions of femicide. All of these definitions refer to the idea that femicide is unique from non-gendered descriptions of murder and homicide.
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The mirror version of Ezri, as seen in the episode "The Emperor's New Cloak", was not joined to the Dax symbiont, and was both a mercenary and a lesbian. Previously when Star Trek had dealt with issues relating to homosexuality, it had received complaints from the fanbase. This had occurred during the fifth season of Star Trek: The Next Generation in the episode "The Outcast" where Commander William Riker (Jonathan Frakes) has a romantic liaison with a female member of an alien race that is typically non-gendered and whose society views identifying with a gender as deviant behavior.Scultz (2000): p.
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In general, gender-neutral language is language that is formulated to specifically include women by avoiding generic masculine forms such as he/him/men/man. The New American Bible Revised Edition has translated all references to human beings using gender-neutral words or phrases because male pronouns are sometimes understood in North American English to be gender- specific. Gender-neutral language is the rule except where the use of gender- neutral language would create awkward phrasing. One of the most common concerns among more conservative Catholics awaiting the release of the New American Bible Revised Edition was whether or not the Bible would be translated with so-called "horizontal" and/or "vertical" non-gendered language.
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While scholars such as Beth Kolko hoped for an online world without physical barriers, making it a "realm of ideas", there are still social issues, such as gender discrimination and racism. Beth E. Kolko believes that an idealistic online world would be a "realm of ideas", without definitive factors such as gender, race, or age. Kolko argues that a non-gendered online world would not garner enough attention, because individuals could not relate to each other without gender identity. Victoria Woolums found in a study of the video game World of Warcraft that the gender identity of the avatar affected behaviors of other characters, showing a bias even in a realm where gender identity of an avatar may not be physically accurate to its user.
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Some, such as the Uniting Church in Australia refer to it in non-gendered terms as feast of The Reign of Christ. In the Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Sweden and Church of Finland, this day is referred to as Judgement Sunday, previously highlighting the final judgement, though after the Swedish Lectionary of 1983 the theme of the day was amended to the Return of Christ. A distinct season of Kingdomtide is or has been observed by a number of churches on the four Sundays before Advent, either officially or semi-officially; in the Church in Wales, part of the Anglican Communion, these four Sundays before Advent are called the "Sundays of the Kingdom" and Christ the King is observed as a season and not as a single festal day.
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Whereas horizontal non-gendered language is generally viewed as an understandable adaptation in light of modern gender sensitivity, "vertical" neutral language—any pronoun or referent to the Christian God—is considered a break from both tradition and Christian revelation. The Catholic Magisterium has made it clear that any gender-neutral language in reference to any of the three persons of the Holy Trinity—Father, Son, or Holy Spirit—is unacceptable. According to the USCCB, "traditional masculine language for God...belongs to the deposit of divine revelation and may not be replaced [with gender-neutral or feminine language]."United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Committee on Doctrine, "Response to Observations by Sr. Elizabeth A. Johnson, C.S.J., Regarding the Committee on Doctrine's Statement about the Book 'Quest for the Living God'" (October 11, 2011), p.
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Mishkan HaNefesh can be translated as "sanctuary of the soul". It replaces a line from the Reform movement's earlier prayerbook, "Gates of Repentance", that mentioned the joy of a bride and groom specifically, with the line "rejoicing with couples under the chuppah [wedding canopy]", and adds a third, non- gendered option to the way worshippers are called to the Torah, offering "mibeit", Hebrew for "from the house of", in addition to the traditional "son of" or "daughter of". The Mishkan HaNefesh includes several sets of translations for the traditional prayers. Psalm 23 includes the familiar "traditional" translation, an adaptation that is considered "gender-sensitive" but remains faithful to the traditional version, a feminist adaption from Phyllis Appell Bass, and the fourth was published in 1978 by a contemporary rabbi.
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Following the iconoclastic May Fourth Movement in 1919, and to accommodate the translation of Western literature, written vernacular Chinese developed separate pronouns for gender-differentiated speech, and to address animals, deities, and inanimate objects. Throughout the 1920s, a debate continued between three camps: those that preferred to preserve the preexisting use of without distinction between genders, those that wished to preserve the spoken non-gendered pronoun but introduce a new female pronoun in writing, and those that wished to introduce a differently pronounced female pronoun . The pronoun enjoyed widespread support in the 1920s and 1930s but lost out to after the Chinese Civil War. Currently, written pronouns are divided between the masculine human (he, him), feminine human (she, her), and non-human (it), and similarly in the plural.
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Born in Highgate, to Bertie Russell, a P&O; clerk, and his wife, Alicia (née Quinn) It was only by including a stage management element to her course at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama that Russell was able to her father's resistance to her pursuing such a career. She began her brief career as an actress while still a student working on productions supervised by Michael Barry who cast her in Toad of Toad Hall, and later in the same year in The Insect Play (both 1950). She became more interested in working in television than acting, preferring a three-week assignment in the medium over a ten-week touring production in Ireland. She was the first female floor manager to work for the BBC, her non-gendered credit being a means of avoiding problems with prospective technical crews.
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The expression for is the immediate result of applying the principle of inclusion–exclusion to arrangements in which the people seated at the endpoints of each edge of a matching are required to be a couple. Until the work of , solutions to the ménage problem took the form of first finding all seating arrangements for the women and then counting, for each of these partial seating arrangements, the number of ways of completing it by seating the men away from their partners. Bogart and Doyle argued that Touchard's formula may be derived directly by considering all seating arrangements at once rather than by factoring out the participation of the women.. However, found the even more straightforward ladies-first solution described above by making use of a few of Bogart and Doyle's ideas (although they took care to recast the argument in non-gendered language). The ménage numbers satisfy the recurrence relation; .
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From the point that the South Korean state was established in 1948 until the late 1990s, the primary means of acquiring South Korean citizenship was based on paternal lineage—any child born to a Korean father was granted citizenship. This tradition is based on the principle of jus sanguinis a patre. In 1997, the Republic of Korea Nationality Law Amendment extended the qualifications for Korean citizenship so that any child born to a Korean parent may acquire South Korean nationality at birth, regardless of the parent's sex. This amendment sought to address the problem of gender inequality in the previous Nationality Law, a concession that the Kim Young- Sam administration planned to reach parity with international standards and bolster transnational relations. Following the allowance of non-gendered citizenship inheritance from parents, new barriers were put in place in the aim of limiting foreigners’ acquisition of South Korean citizenship.
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The Human Rights Campaign Foundation and Gender Spectrum use the term gender-expansive to convey "a wider, more flexible range of gender identity and/or expression than typically associated with the binary gender system".Human Rights Campaign Foundation and Gender Spectrum, Supporting and Caring for our Gender-Expansive Youth, accessed 21 January 2016 Agender people ('a-' meaning "without"), also called genderless, gender-free, non-gendered, or ungendered, are those who identify as having no gender or being without a gender identity. Although this category includes a broad range of identities which do not conform to traditional gender norms, scholar Finn Enke states that people who identify with any of these positions may not necessarily self- identify as transgender. Agender people have no specific set of pronouns; singular they is typically used, but it is not the default. Neutrois and agender were two of 50 available custom genders on Facebook, which were added on 13 February 2014.
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Uluru, Northern Territory, Australia Adnoartina is described as taking the form of an Australian native gecko and is considered to be the guardian of Uluru, one of the most spiritual sites in the Aboriginal culture. The gender of Adnoartina varies between stories as this deity is commonly referred to as a female goddess however, other stories describe Adnoartina as a male god or a non-gendered being. Adnoartina’s story is a teaching of creation and essentially describes how Uluru came to have its red ochre. The narrative follows the rivalry between Adnoartina and Marandi the dog as they hunted the same prey. According to legend, Adnoartina challenged Marandi and as they fought, Adnoartina bit into Marandi’s neck, spilling his blood onto Uluru and staining it red. The story further details how geckos were shaped to fend off predators as Adnoartina’s tail was used as protection during the fight. The following extract is sourced from Aiston and Horne’s published book from the year 1924. “Marindi the dog leapt up and tried to catch Adnoartina by the back of the neck and shake the life out of him.
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In particular, the subjects of volition and free will, mental institutionalization, and interference in others' willed actions are key to the vision of the utopian future. Connie is introduced by Luciente to the agrarian, communal community of Mattapoisett, where children grow up in a culture where they are encouraged to know themselves and their own minds and emotions thoroughly through practicing a type of meditation from an early age ("in-knowing"), in the service of social harmony and the ability to communicate with others without domination or subservience. This classless, gender-neutral (non-gendered pronouns are used, notably "per" or "person" for "he/she/him/her"), racial-difference-affirming society is sketched in detail, including meeting and discussion structures that eliminate power differentials as much as possible, the extensive use of technology only for social goods, the replacement of business and corporate agendas with general planning for social justice and respect for all human beings' individuality. Disputes between towns and regions are settled peacefully through discussion and merit-based competition of ideas, with the winning parties being obliged to "throw a big party for" or otherwise conciliate the losers in each case, in order to maintain friendly relations.
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Her work as a hymn writer has spanned 40 years from her first works in Because We Are One People and Sing a Womansong in the mid-1970s to her newest hymn collection, The Poetry of Grace published in 2015. Since the 1970s, Duck has been composing, editing and adapting hymn text for Protestant and Roman Catholic hymnals in the United States, Hong Kong, Australia, Scotland and England. She estimates that she has written “around 150-200” hymn-texts, “about ten a year” She has also served on a number of committees that produced Hymnals such as the Chalice Hymnal for the Disciples of Christ. In her chapter about Ruth C. Duck, in the book Primary Sources of Liturgical Theology, Robin Knowles Wallace states that “issues of justice, both local and global, shape her hymns and worship resources.” Duck's concern for the use of alternative language for God is evident in her hymn writing where she consistently uses universal and non- gendered language for God. For example, in Welcome God’s Tomorrow: 38 Hymn Texts by Ruth Duck, Duck names God in diverse ways including “Colorful Creator”, "God of Mystery”, “Harmony of Ages”, "Author of Our Journey”, “Poet of the World” and more.
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