" - Jenna, 238 "Virginity is a sexist social construct.
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Kyrie uses it as proof gravity is a social construct.
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Gender is a social construct and is not biologically determined.
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Regionalism is a political construct, as well as a social construct.
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To some radical feminists, though, gender is entirely a social construct.
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Gender may well be a social construct, but arithmetic is not.
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JULIET: No. Anyway, Tybalt sayest that monogamy is a social construct.
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It took a while to understand that gender is a social construct.
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Dolezal told The Guardian she still believes that race is a social construct.
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The text on a number of posts reads "Virginity is a social construct."
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All of these ways we determine what love is are a social construct.
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And though the word can weigh heavily, it's actually a made-up social construct.
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I definitely think it's workable, and to me gender is just a social construct.
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Gender roles are a social construct that assigns behavioral roles and rules to people.
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"But some people have taken issue with her statement "virginity is a social construct.
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Yet the market remains the best social construct for pricing goods and rationing demand.
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In the racial-social construct of the pop world he is STILL beneath Justin Beiber.
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I am here to disrupt social construct, which is often misconstrued with normativity and essentialism.
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He says that the incel community thinks that rape is a social construct, and he agrees.
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It goes hand-in-hand with a rising belief that the gender binary is a social construct.
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Time is a social construct, and you can eat this chia pudding whenever you damn well please.
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While people are born with a sex based on their biological characteristics, gender is a social construct.
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To the Editor: Yes, race is a social construct and ancestry may explain disease beyond racial categories.
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Romantic love as a social construct, in this time and place, still includes a strong monogamy component.
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It's this social construct that I don't really feel like I fit into the way I used to.
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But times are changing, and even Axe-brand deodorant is now aware that gender is a social construct.
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"Genre, like gender, is a social construct," proclaims Rivers Solomon, an African-American writer, on the author's website.
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Which shows the extent to which our definition of the game and its "superstars" is a social construct.
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So you're looking to preserve this dichotomy of love as both a social construct and a biological impulse?
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Because a social construct means we collectively are constructing and maintaining [it], and it does change over time.
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Arbus believed that personal identity was a social construct while Brassaï considered physical identity as a social moment.
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In doing so, the assailants are demonstrating how race is a social construct that people make through their actions.
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As the piece noted, adolescence itself is a social construct, and a century ago there was no such thing.
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Whether you oppose the gender binary or don't, there is increasingly insurmountable evidence that gender is a social construct.
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The pope rejected the total rigidity of gender roles and argued that gender is in part a social construct.
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Ladies, gentlemen, and everyone smart enough to know that gender is nothing but a social construct: Your attention, please.
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Samuel J. Abrams assumes that a few survey questions give a true picture of a deeply nuanced social construct.
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That would explain why his forthcoming debut album, Aromanticism, will largely be focused on challenging romance as a social construct.
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"It's this social construct that I don't really feel like I fit into the way I used to," he said.
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In 2017, they published a paper called "The Conceptual Penis as a Social Construct" in the journal Cogent Social Sciences.
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He saw human sexuality as a social construct rather than a primal urge or fixed identity rooted in the psyche.
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So far the available solutions described by WHO make sense within a Western social construct, but not an African one.
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The concept of race is a social construct (albeit one based on shared physical traits and geography), so it's flexible.
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We are told that gender is a social construct and people can jump from one gender to another according to choice.
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Is it even stranger that we associate colors with gender, a widely acknowledged social construct invented to force people into boxes?
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Yzerman: [sweating profusely] What is money but a social construct whose value is what we make of it in our minds?
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As loyal Vox readers are aware, the importance of the Iowa caucuses is a social construct, meaning that expectations are key.
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It was, as we now say, a social construct, something better understood as a product of history rather than of science.
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"The main challenge was this social construct that healthy food is only for the elites," Mr. Henrique said through an interpreter.
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The Bachelor is now in its twentieth season, still honoring its commitment to reinforcing every outmoded social construct our culture holds dear.
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Our lay concept of race is a social construct that has been laid on top of these vastly more complex biological realities.
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This is all possible because, as Jenée Desmond-Harris explained for Vox, race is entirely a social construct with no biological basis.
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But drawing conclusions about gender from animal subjects that don't have this social construct potentially reaffirms damaging stereotypes or encourages dangerous practices.
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Do you understand or are at least willing to learn how race as a social construct affects every segment of American society?
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It's time we saw race for what it is — a social construct meant to shackle minorities who can't pass the 'color' test.
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Whether or not this is Aronofsky's way of commenting on a social construct, as opposed to actively reinforcing it, is up for discussion.
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Manners may seem like a weird thing to emphasize, but Dana pointed out that they're a social construct that exists for a reason.
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DE: Here's how I explain the whole notion of gender: It's not completely unrelated to culture, nor is it only a social construct.
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However, he recognizes that even if (and that's a big "if") something is a social construct, that doesn't mean it's not a real experience.
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It's a social construct that affects all my relationships with men, whether casual or romantic, even with those who consider themselves progressive and feminist.
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This feels as though it might contain an ethical conflict in its own right, during times where the social construct has become so stratified.
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How would I ever gain admission to the Art World, which I had come to realize was a very complicated and foreboding social construct.
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I live in a progressive city, Berkeley, [California], so gender is normally seen as a social construct rather than being fixed or held indefinitely.
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Because the truth is this: gender is a social construct — gender identity, gender expression, and sex assigned at birth were all defined by people.
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It's just a different type of technique; it's the social construct around it that's the problem: oh, a man can't use a needle and thread.
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To put it simply, the Jewish Boasian school of Anthropology suggested wrongly, that 'race was a social construct' not rooted in biology or scientific determinism.
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Temi: The radical message is ultimately that gender is a social construct, so if more people did drag, I don't think that would be eroded.
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Remember that body image is a social construct, and you don't need to bend to the will of the patriarchy to achieve exultant self-acceptance.
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It all started in May, when a paper titled "The conceptual penis as a social construct," was published in the peer-reviewed journal Cogent Social Sciences.
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The 3,000-word "paper" is dense and winding, and argues that the penis is better thought of a social construct than an actual anatomical body part.
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Last year, Boghossian and Lindsay added to the genre by publishing a fake study, "The Conceptual Penis as a Social Construct," in the journal Cogent Social Sciences.
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The books I was able to stick with deeply considered the balance between gender as a social construct and gender as something innate, lurking somewhere in our brains.
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For anyone who's ever gotten lost in one of John Frusciante's mind-warping guitar solos, "time" is nothing but a social construct used to divide our unifying truth.
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I think because of that asymmetry that, perhaps it's a social construct, but that perceived asymmetry in power, you will see a lot more ... You'll see different design decisions.
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She cares about the world, hates capitalism, and also has the privilege to say things like, "Money is a social construct," when her friend is stuck working an office job.
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A significant number of us evaluate the ACA not as a set of laws designed to make health care more accessible and affordable, but as a political or social construct.
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By foregrounding whiteness, we remind ourselves that race is a social construct that, for the most part, white people have used to assert or imply that white people are superior.
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She emphasized that sex is biological and gender is a social construct, and that using gender stereotypes to study basic biological concepts first contributed to omitting female subjects from research.
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Ability/disability is not a fact in the world but a social construct, what Michel Foucault called a "transactional reality" created by public policy, professional power and everything in between.
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The fact that the social construct excludes me is not a reason — and this has been my most hard-won piece of wisdom — to feel like I'm doing something wrong.
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It felt like a throwback to another period, and it gave me a very clear picture of how the social construct really limited what you could do as a woman.
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Murray, a professor at UC Santa Cruz specializing in African-American/African Diaspora art and culture, does not focus on blackness as race, but more so as a racial, social construct.
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So who knows, maybe the best way to protest this whole social construct is to pay a bunch of cash for a piece of Berghain and wipe your ass with it?
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In other words, while it's true that you could just set aside a set a fixed amount of money on your own, Tanda's makes saving a more collaborative and social construct.
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Obligatory "race is a social construct" aside, the self-identified non-Hispanic white population was at 2000 percent in the 2012 census, but that number has likely shrunk a bit since.
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Gender informs my designs because of my own relationship to it; I love playing with gender and allowing it to flow freely as an aesthetic concept rather than a social construct.
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So this social construct that used to exclude certain kinds of relationships has come to include them, so it's possible for us to change what is or isn't included under that heading.
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More to the point, curation isn't necessarily a bad thing: it's better than scrolling through what essentially amount to random posts based on nothing more than the massive social construct known as time.
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"Although a person's genetics influences their phenotypic characteristics, and self-identified race might be influenced by physical appearance," the statement said, "race itself is a social construct," meaning it has no biological basis.
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With the help of these tools, we are learning that while race may be a social construct, differences in genetic ancestry that happen to correlate to many of today's racial constructs are real.
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She did not believe in the social construct of formal carry-on luggage — imagine being literally weighed down by one's worldly possessions — so she arrived in a tangle of Gucci handbags and knapsacks.
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The people who say I'm not really in love because I have that relationship with two people are halfway right, in the sense that they are accurately saying the social construct excludes me.
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But because race is a social construct that's partially defined in terms of discrimination, it's important to acknowledge that a multiracial experience can be radically different from a monoracial one, depending on your appearance.
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They could have installed the two photo grids side-by-side, but that would have skewed our impression of the artists' actions, emphasizing the striptease's sensationalism rather than its ramifications as a social construct.
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Many feminists agree that gender is a social construct — that women are expected to "act feminine" and are punished if they don't, and that men are punished for acting feminine because they're not supposed to.
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But the good news about charisma being a social construct is that it means we have the power to question and change it — and that's exactly what Harris helped do in her debut debate appearance.
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How they react to a social construct not of their making, something we all have had to do at some point in our lives, is what ultimately determines their survival—making a horror like mother!
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In my experience, people prefer to have a partner who cheats on them on the sly than accept the idea that monogamy is an outdated social construct and that true loyalty lies in mutual honesty.
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It's a potent reminder that all money is a social construct: The more people who believe a Bitcoin or dollar will retain its value in a week, the greater the value the currency will have.
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If we don't, we're excluding people from the social construct of romantic love without justification, and that makes it difficult for them to live the way they want to or the way they need to.
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Motherhood as a social construct is becoming increasingly entrepreneurial, as social safety nets fray and being a stay-at-home nurturer — or even a nurturer with a full-time-job — becomes increasingly unfeasible for many women.
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The LDF and the EEOC say that race is more than a person's biological traits, and that a growing body of research shows that race is also a social construct based on shared culture and identity.
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Lawyers for the EEOC say that race is more than a person's biological traits, and that a growing body of research shows that race is also a social construct based on shared culture, history and identity.
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The mythology that I built around my gender identity is a true testament to gender as a social construct, but also a nod to the influences that helped me shape what it meant to be a girl.
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So if you're thinking about the social side of romantic love, what it is right now, then there is a sense in which what I do, for example, is just a bad fit for that social construct.
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If we're talking about a social construct, it makes no sense to talk about what's "natural," but there's certainly a school of thought that says monogamy is psychologically unhealthy because it forces us to repress biological drives.
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So, this biohacking works on this concept and this belief that, you know, you can work your way and fix your body, and that prescribes to the social construct that it is up to you to change that.
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It's a social construct we made up, and the person you are after sex after is the same as before sex, just like you're the same person before an after you ate ice cream for the first time.
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Her landmark 1991 series "Being and Having," for example, which comprises close-up portraits of lesbian friends wearing fake costume-shop mustaches, challenged gender as a performance and social construct long before those ideas had entered the mainstream.
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The perils of such endeavors, as some social phenomena tend to unveil themselves in neon colors, tempt those who dare to peek through the cracks of their social construct to chisel the façade and examine what is underneath.
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Watts's revisionist line of thinking about the nature of genius is also backed up in certain quarters of contemporary neuroscience, psychology, and psychopathology, where genius is increasingly being seen as a social construct rather than an internal, innate quality.
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I do not want to be pulled into one gender, I want to embrace both but also be in between and not be either; because I feel that gender is a social construct and we've created them to separate people.
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Gender is a social construct, except for all the ways in which it sure seems like it's deeply ingrained within my very self, and if you tell me I look pretty today, I will smile and thank you for the compliment.
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When it comes down to it, virginity is a social construct, not a biological reality — and unless you've very recently had sex, a doctor won't be able to tell the difference between a vagina that's had sex and a vagina that hasn't.
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Commentators of all stripes have spent years speculating on what the money shot's rise and reign means: whether it's a sign of patriarchal dominance, a way of sparking emotional reactions in porn, a passing social construct, or something essential to human sexuality.
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Khan grew up as an outcast, so as the leader of what would become the largest contiguous empire ever, he passed laws to level systems of status, like making it illegal to kidnap women and eliminating the social construct of illegitimate children.
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I suspect that Khan's reflexive criticism comes from a place of exasperation with the idea, still in circulation among some social scientists, that race is "just" a social construct or that the racial categories used in the US today are entirely meaningless.
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In this case, Dr. Burchard says, even though race is a social construct, the best way to talk about the associated disease risk may be to use the labels, since the societal baggage that comes with them may be causing the problem.
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The thing I'm learning from the snap filter that turns people into a boy/girl is that gender is a social construct and that people still use snapchat Instagram has become a go-to social app for friends, sitting alongside sites like Twitter and Facebook.
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Strikingly, these differences, strongly influenced by biological factors, are most pronounced in the Scandinavian societies where gender-equality has been pushed hardest: this is the opposite of what would be expected by those who insist, ever more loudly, that gender is a social construct.
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"If I was a student asking about race and my teacher said, 'Race is a social construct, we're not going to talk about it in science class,' well — that's not an explanation of what students are observing in their world," Ms. Reeves-Pepin said.
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Needless to say I understand that there is a "Social Construct" and some people don't see it as fit to have this in place but if we didn't have such things in place then civilization might be in a much worse place than it is now.
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After slowly winding around the foyer and down the stairs, visitors get a rudimentary introduction to the concept of slavery and its effects on the eventual social construct of race, before entering a small, chilly room made to represent the human cargo hold of a slave ship.
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And if we were going to be out there saying that race is a ... What the science of race is and the kind of social construct, and have a conversation around that, then how do you create your own identity, and how do you want to express yourself?
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For example, Nickie Phillips, a criminologist whose research deals with violence in popular media, told me that "most criminologists are dismissive of a causal link between media and crime," and that they're instead interested in questions of violence as a social construct and how that contributes to political discourse.
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The role of implicit bias The first step is realizing race is a social construct — not a biological one, notes Nathan Stinson Jr., the director of the division of scientific programs at National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD), which is part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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She points out that "pit bull" isn't a breed but a social construct, including four breeds: the American pit bull terrier, the American Staffordshire terrier, the Staffordshire bull terrier and the American bully, but also any mixed-breed dog with a blocky head, white chest markings and a brindle coat.
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GL: With some people, particularly those skeptical of everything that we're discussing, one source of confusion I've seen is that, on one hand, experts are telling them that gender is a social construct, but, on the other hand, experts are saying that gender identity is something inherent in kids that they might realize as young as 3, 4, or 5 years old.
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I think, for example, if a woman received content from a man that was perhaps risque or perhaps explicit, I think her reaction to receiving that kind of content would be very different than on Scruff, where if someone shares a private album with you and it's explicit content, the social construct behind that action and the emotional reaction to that, I think it's just very different.
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While Pope Francis argued that men and women are biologically different, he also nodded to the idea that gender is (partly, he said) a social construct and that gender roles can be flexible — for example, a husband can take on chores traditionally done by the wife: A rigid approach turns into an overaccentuation of the masculine or feminine, and does not help children and young people to appreciate the genuine reciprocity incarnate in the real conditions of matrimony.
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We selected the following from Facing History and Ourselves' collection of resources: • "Little Things Are Big" by Jesús Colón (also used in our Text to Text lesson plan)• "The Bear That Wasn't," an illustrated children's book by Frank Tashlin• "The Danger of a Single Story" by Chimamanda Adichie• "Orientation Day", a short personal essay by a 17-year-old student, Jennifer Wang • Defining Race, short readings about "race" as a shifting social construct • The Blink of an Eye, short readings about unconscious or implicit bias • Words Matter, an interview with Niin, an Anishinaabe woman of both Cree and Ojibway descent• The 'In' Group, a reflection by Eve Shalen, a high-school student• Street Calculus, a cartoon by Garry Trudeau For most of these readings, Facing History provides connection questions or even a related lesson plan.
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