1) Explain why the intersex condition supports the idea that sex and gender are non-binary and that “biologists may have been building more nuanced view of sex, but society has yet to catch up.” 2) Explain why, according to the current scientific understanding of the topic, our gender identity is NOT a matter of choice

1) Explain why the intersex condition supports the idea that sex and gender are non-binary and that “biologists may have been building more nuanced view of sex, but society has yet to catch up.” 2) Explain why, according to the current scientific understanding of the topic, our gender identity is NOT a matter of choice

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