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awareness/attentiveness

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Fri, 10/12/2007 - 8:29pm.
Something for all of us to think about together: what are the "marks of gender" (Susan Stryker's phrase) that each of us looks for, that each of us "reads," as we encounter one another? How do we recognize gender? What clues are we given to read against our expectations, and how attentive are we to those markers? How important is it, that we attend to one another in this way?

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