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JK Rowling's statement on sex and gender issues and the complete breakdown of the controversy. The connection of tomboyism and eugenics and homophobia. Lynn Carr's research on and its connection to Adverse Childhood Experiences or "ACEs" How terms like "gender-nonbinary," "gender fluid" or "gender-nonconforming" relate to the term "tomboy". The history and cultural use of the word "tomboy" and the pink/blue divide. Lisa also offers suggestions on how parents and individuals can re-imagine how we explore, build, and strengthen relationships with one another that helps kids of all genders and women to realize their full selves, within and outside of our notions of gender and femininity.ĭuring our conversation, Lisa and I referenced the following resources and topics: We talk about how tomboyism offers girls a way to both challenge and reinforce dominant narratives of femininity, womanhood, and sex. We speak to Lisa today about the history and evolution of the term “tomboy" and its response to a gender-binary culture. On this episode of the en(gender)ed podcast, our guest is Lisa Selin Davis, writer, essayist and author of the upcoming book, Tomboy: The Surprising History and Future of Girls Who Dare to Be Different.
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