Intersex and the Social Construction of Sex

  • Davis G
  • Preves S
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Abstract

Gender is a social construct often based on the assumption of a biological binary, but even the best lab tests cannot–and perhaps, need not–accurately divide all people into “male” or “female” sexes.

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Davis, G., & Preves, S. (2017). Intersex and the Social Construction of Sex. Contexts, 16(1), 80–80. https://doi.org/10.1177/1536504217696082

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