Actually, Oh Bondage, Up Yours! was just making fun of punk fashion.

if women need more representstion in STEM fields than its only fair we get more male nannies.

Yeah, and more female butlers too.

Nah, I'm serious.

If you believe that there is some degree of biologic difference which exists between men and women than what is the most appropriate way to determine if a particular statistic is a representation of that difference or the societal structure?

While it's becoming increasingly difficult because of globalism, it's typically done by comparing different cultures. An example is the Hofstede cultural dimensions studies that separate cultures by individualism & collectivism, uncertainty avoidance levels, power distance, and masculinity & femininity (task orientation versus person-orientation), which led to the conclusion that men and women only really have physiological differences. That said, I don't know how much research has been done to identify gender differences in the way that we respond to those societal pressures. It would be interesting if the traditional American understanding of gender roles was consistent across all masculine individualist cultures.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tQR8paDDr8

Cassie Jaye just posted this.

Reading on the science behind gender identities and the discoveries that have been found in the xx/xy chromosomes not always working the way we were taught they do, I've come to accept that I am totally wrong about my views on gender identity. My perception, as previously stated, has always been based on physical appendage but according to what has been recently discovered some people will be born with opposing genitalia than what the chromosomes intend. Science always evolves and disproves things we were always taught our whole lives and I guess it's hard to let go of that and admit you could be wrong. Also, interestingly, I read about a case where a person was born with a pussy that ended up developing into a dick as they got older. Like, they naturally switched genders. That's weird.

So how do they explain gender fluidity and other gender identities which fall outside the binary system?