In college, or at least my college, we learn about gender and sexuality. A lot. We learn of its performative nature, its implications in the underlying structures that we live in, and its complex ties to governance, capitalism, and production. We learn how it is oppressive and offensive and limiting. We learn how the role of male as breadwinner and of female as homemaker mean more than just who gets to wear what. I could talk about this all night.
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