In a study of what they call “gender panics,” Laurel Westbrook and Kristen Schilt found that:
a. identity-based criteria for gender were more likely to be accepted for sex-segregated activities.
b in sex-segregated competitive sports, identity-based definitions of gender were less likely to be accepted.
c. in workplace situations, biology-based criteria were more likely to be required.
d. there was concern about protecting male spaces from encroachment by women or transmen.
b in sex-segregated competitive sports, identity-based definitions of gender were less likely to be accepted.
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