This position holds that gender is a social construct, shaped by societal and cultural influences rather than biology. It points to non-binary genders found across cultures, and to the 'tabula rasa' view that people are a blank slate at birth on which society writes gender.
Supporting arguments · 2
- Non-binary genders exist in all culturesThe existence of more than two distinct genders among various cultures is an argument for their social construction
- 'Tabula Rasa' - Humans are a blank slate at birthAll humans are born as a blank slate, therefore all behaviors are the result of a learnt experience