“Gender” roles are distinct from biological sense in the way that children’s clothes are distinct from children. They are the common-sense, organic result of biology and human being’s biological needs. Like children’s clothes, what is considered appropriate may change based on many factors including a culture’s resources, industry, and values. But children’s clothes must always meet the same basic need, which is to clothe children. So, it is my firm belief that we need roles and different spaces for men and women and roles in family units.
I've read that it is possible to have a brain of one sex but a body of another. If that is true, how does that affect your argument?
“Gender” roles are distinct from biological sense in the way that children’s clothes are distinct from children. They are the common-sense, organic result of biology and human being’s biological needs. Like children’s clothes, what is considered appropriate may change based on many factors including a culture’s resources, industry, and values. But children’s clothes must always meet the same basic need, which is to clothe children. So, it is my firm belief that we need roles and different spaces for men and women and roles in family units.