"Mutilation wonât make a man a woman: Why we shouldnât endorse sex changes" in The Guardian: http://www.pfc.org.uk/node/832
Pre-Reading Questions:
"Sexuality" is often considered anatomy, hormones, physiology, while "gender" has been thought of as a socially-constructed status achieved through psychological, social, cultural means. What do you think about this? How do you think people "do" gender?
How is "doing" gender problematic? When trans-people choose to "do" gender, do they work to keep gender norms in place?
What are the two sides of the sex reassignment surgery debate?