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Sacred Cow by Jazmin Ealden
We need to talk about gender diversity in classical music, says saxophonist Jazmin Ealden.
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Jazmin Ealden
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19 April, 2021
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Just to clarify – this article is essentially about men and women and makes fair enough points. In this sense though it is arguing about the biological reality of binary ‘sex’ in the traditional male/female sense. The author should use this traditional term. ‘Gender’, on the other hand, is a recently introduced artificial term designed by identity ideologues to confuse biological and scientific reality. It refers to an apparent ‘feeling’ of identity to one of a large number of gender identities and a confection of new associated pronouns.