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Archived on 5 June 2023 at 1:45am [URL redacted]
@PatienceCanatella [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: Differences Between the Male and Female Pelvises. Biology is NOT bigotry #WhatIsAWoman #transwomenareconmen #transwomen #LetWomenSpeak #MattWalsh #LGBWithoutTheTQ #lesbian #TERF #Feminism #woke #liberals #TransRightsAreHumanRights #transwomen #GenderWars #Gender #genderideology [URL redacted]
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Archived on 11 March 2023 at 8:45am [URL redacted]
@SawyerPawloski [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : @TapioKuusitapio @elinavaltonen @KaiMykkanen @katrimanninen @OttoMeri @SiniKorpinen @pursiain @kokoomus Raflaavia kommentteja, mutta tervetullutta vastapainoa tiedevastaiseen #woke hömppään. [URL redacted]
#IRLPhysicianGiaPratama #MetaphorVersusCultureNature #ReasoningAnalogicalOsteoarchaeologyPelvis
Context "A misleading claim that archaeologists can purely determine the sex of a person from the pelvic bone in their remains and that their conclusion is always either male or female has been shared tens of thousand of times by social media users in different countries. However, experts say it is difficult to determine sex from the pelvic bone alone, and that these estimates are on a spectrum and not always binary." [AFP fact-checked]
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Archived on 3 May 2022 at 10:00pm [URL redacted]
@KaydenGreenier [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [07]: Do you think this will be a problem? #woke #genz #libsoftiktok #gender #mentalhealth #dems #millennials #please #leftist #leftwing #rabid [URL redacted]
#TheoryDeterminismBiologicalPhysiological
Context https://www.thepinknews.com/2023/01/13/pelvic-bone-unreliable-in-identifying-gender/ And "A misleading claim that archaeologists can purely determine the sex of a person from the pelvic bone in their remains and that their conclusion is always either male or female has been shared tens of thousand of times by social media users in different countries. However, experts say it is difficult to determine sex from the pelvic bone alone, and that these estimates are on a spectrum and not always binary." [AFP fact-checked] #ReasoningAnalogicalOsteoarchaeologyPelvis #IRLPhysicianGiaPratama
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