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- 18.11.2016
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Sukupuolineutraalisuus (eli neutralisointi/tuhoaminen) on kommunismia/Marxilaisuutta, ja ne haluaa vaan tuhota meidän identiteetit kuten tavallisesti:
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0920203X17691743
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0920203X17691743
"Women were publicly reconfigured and reimagined as ‘gender-neutral persons’ (中性人) without a marked gender because there were no longer any permissible means to ‘express the softness of [women’s] femininity’."
"Mao’s slogan ‘The times have changed, men and women are the same’ (时代不同了, 男女都一样) was propagated as a powerful message to millions of Chinese women, in particular, that men and women were equal."
"The Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) has long been characterised as a period of “gender erasure”. Indeed, many researchers have argued that gender and sexuality were completely erased from Chinese society during this time in the name of equality between the sexes and the proletarianization of the majority."
"Again, however, it is crucial to note that in order to earn their status in society, women had to conform to men’s criteria, and this gender-neutral mode of labour actually served to repudiate or deny any distinctive female gender characteristics."
"Through the state-mandated and culturally mandated adoption of gender-neutral appearance, masculine modes of labour, and politicized marriage choices, female sent-down youth were essentially stripped of their gender and reconfigured as purely political actors defined solely on the basis of class."
"Mao’s slogan ‘The times have changed, men and women are the same’ (时代不同了, 男女都一样) was propagated as a powerful message to millions of Chinese women, in particular, that men and women were equal."
"The Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) has long been characterised as a period of “gender erasure”. Indeed, many researchers have argued that gender and sexuality were completely erased from Chinese society during this time in the name of equality between the sexes and the proletarianization of the majority."
"Again, however, it is crucial to note that in order to earn their status in society, women had to conform to men’s criteria, and this gender-neutral mode of labour actually served to repudiate or deny any distinctive female gender characteristics."
"Through the state-mandated and culturally mandated adoption of gender-neutral appearance, masculine modes of labour, and politicized marriage choices, female sent-down youth were essentially stripped of their gender and reconfigured as purely political actors defined solely on the basis of class."
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