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For as long as humans have been walking upright and forward, diversity in sex biology, gender identity, and expression has been a fundamental aspect of the human experience. The observation, speculation, historical record, and sociological discussion of this have transpired over more than 10,000 years.1

Rabbinic dialogs and literature (going back 2,500 years) recognized and accounted for biological/sociological variations in sex and self-expression.2,3

Religious (aka mythological) disinformation and the correlated transmisia that derives from much of that doctrine and tradition regarding natural variations in human development date to antiquity, and are seeing a resurgence today through political opportunism and rising Christian Nationalism.

  1. Voss, Barbara L. (2006). “Sexuality in Archaeology”. In Nelson, Sarah M. (ed.).
    Handbook of Gender in Archaeology. Lanham, MD: AltaMira Press. pp. 375–377.
  2. https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/the-eight-genders-in-the-talmud/
  3. Adventures in Jewish Studies
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