The person who created the one-sex model

This hormone is most commonly associated with male identity but is present in all bodies

The “trump” card that is used to invalidate trans or intersex individuals?

Before this year, boys were associated with pink, and girls were associated with blue.

used to refer to someone without using their name

all of us will experience changes to our sexed characteristics over the course of a lifetime

This group of people are more likely to be subjected to medical abuse as infants to "correct" their genitals

The year that Ladies Home Journal suggested mothers dress their boys in pink and girls in blue.

Transgender people used to have to do this in order to get medical care.

who is the only person that needs to know your sex

The current, oversimplified categories within the gender binary

A practice done by surgeons on intersex infants that is often considered abuse but is still commonly practiced.

The social/medical construct that dictates a woman's virginity.

The model that Aristotle and Galen made popular.

what is the appropriate way to refer to a trans woman

A term that describes the interactions of culture, environment, and socialization

The cause of growth and shrinkage of the penis/clitoris.

The social scientist who was devoted to “questioning and unpicking the prior notion of gender and its meaning onto the world around us”.

The year when the highly political book "Sex Itself: The Search for Male and Female in the Human Genome" was released.

How should we think about sex and gender, rather than a binary system?

An incredibly broad term currently used to identify anything outside of the gender binary

the sense we have of our bodies as an entity in space and time

Chromosomes, hormones, internal sex organs, external sex organs, secondary sexual characteristics, and general morphology, as well as proprioception and culture, play a role in this.

The 1st country to outlaw medical intervention to “correct” the genitalia of infants and children

An antiquated term used to refer to intersex people