discuss Is Gender a Social Construct or Biological Reality?

[Apsara]

The debate over gender’s origins, whether it is a social construct or a biological reality is very strong. Well biology certainly plays a role, however, cultural expectations also shape gender expression. How do personal experiences challenge or reinforce societal gender norms?

 

[Unvarnished]

The definition of gender emerges from biology and it is also human-made principles. This is why the LGBTQ+ population fights for their basic rights of acknowledgment. The daft is that the biological characteristics within a person help determine their gender identity.

 

[Ashake]

The concept of gender exists between natural biology and the idea of the society. Gender expression develops through cultural standards which individuals may modify if they deemed fit.

 

[Yama]

Gender is biology. Biology clearly defines male and female. Well, some people are born with both genitals but even these people are either close to male or female gender. The gender role is certainly a social construct. It is more common for men to play football and women walk in the ramp.

 

[Maina]

Gender is both social construct and biological reality. I recognize biological differences, but society shapes roles, behaviors, and identity.