what is gender stratification?
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It is the "Gender-based hierarchic distribution of the society's economic and social resources" - This means that one gender is given more privilege, such as men vs. women in the job market.  Statistically, men make more money than women in the business world - they are receiving more economic resources (money) because of a gender hierarchy (men have 'higher' position than women in job market)
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It is better to be whatever sex you are actually. Both sexes have their strengths and weakenesses which balance each other.
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f - gender\ng - wealth\nc - skin color\nk - age\no - sexual orientation\nm - religious beliefs\ni - occupation prior to politics\nj - military service\nh - education\nl - physical disability\nd - short name\np - family history\nn - fame\nq - state of birth\ne - long name\nr - clothing\nb - hair color\na - glasses\n\nNote these are based on what I think America cares about, not what I personally care about.\n\np.s. and as to the comment above mine, I'd put "good looking" right under wealth.
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"Socioeconomics strata" is the social science of the social and economic impacts of any product or service offering, market intervention or other event on an economy as a whole and on the companies, organisation and factors that influence how an intervention is likely to change a society will be unique to each situation, but generally may include, for example:\n\nPrevailing economic conditions \nRace or ethnicity \nThe level of economic development and the extent of disparities within a society \nPolitical stability and the relationship between government and judiciary \nLevels of education, literacy and familiarity with technology \nMaturity and openness of markets \nPropensity for entrepreneurial activity \nStrength of tradition in terms of beliefs and behaviours\n\n:F
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Gender-neutral language (gender-generic, gender-inclusive, non-sexist, or sex-neutral language) is language that attempts to refer neither to males nor females when discussing an abstract or hypothetical person whose sex cannot otherwise be determined. This most commonly means using gender-neutral pronouns instead of gender-specific pronouns. In most Indo-European and Afro-Asiatic languages, male pronouns have traditionally been used when referring to both genders or to a person or people of an unknown gender.
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Population:\nDefinition Field Listing Rank Order\n298,444,215 (July 2006 est.)\nAge structure:\nDefinition Field Listing\n0-14 years:        20.4% (male 31,095,847/female 29,715,872)\n15-64 years:       67.2% (male 100,022,845/female 100,413,484)\n65 years and over: 12.5% (male 15,542,288/female 21,653,879) (2006 est.)\n\nhttp://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/us.html
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Yup. A full blown hermaphrodite is someone born with 2 sets of genitalia. They're usually outwardly female in appearance. (there's some features on ladies that're hard to hide) There's also other genetic disorders that result in various other,....degrees  I guess is the best way to put it of dual-genderism.  Sometimes  people are born completely female but with vestigal testes which are contained internally.
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People are born with both genitals.  They're called hermaphrodites.
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You don't give any context, but I believe you're asking about equal protection law.\n\nWhen a group is classified by the government, it may or may not trigger equal protection, depending upon the action taken based upon that classification.\n\nFor instance, if the government singles out all health insurance companies for an increased tax on their profits, that is a classification.  If the government singles out a particular groups of people because they have green hair and blue eyes, that is a classification.\n\nSome classifications are suspect classifications - that the very nature of the classification gives rise to concerns that equal protection will be violated.  But the flip side is the benign classification - even if a group is being singled out in some way, as there is no resulting prejudice or harm, the classification makes no difference.  Equal protection is not violated.  Hence, a benign classification.
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I'm fairly sure it's about the same across the board- gender issues are very complex, but in a simple way, as well.\n\nI just can't say more without some details.
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Chromosomal abnormalities, and missing or extra chromosomes.\n\nAlso sex: there are some XY people who appear to be female.
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Yes there is a survival of the fittest among humans too. It's called social stratification. That is, if I understand your question. please write in English next time.
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transgender....that means when a girl changes her gender or a guy  does to be the opposit sex or....that u think that u r a male trapped in a females body or the opposite.... i heared a doctor talking about that ...so here u go....hope it answered ur question
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That is true - sex is a biological standpoint, gender is a physiological standpoint. So basically, when you are born a doctor says male or female and that is your sex. Your gender is what you feel you are. Usually sex and gender are the same, but some people, especially in North American culture, are born, let's say male, and feel they should have been female - that is a gender issue.
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It is reasonable that there would be, seeing a person's gender is determined by (?what's the word?)To be a boy, you must have an x and a y. to be a girl you would have 2 x's. It is twice as probable then that it would be a girl then a boy. But then, that doesn't take into account the moon phase which does seem to do some. And also, there could be other factors. Also, after birth, males do tend to get killed more often then girls.
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Transexuals are what they are.  If they have male genitalia, they are male.  If they have female genitalia, they are female.  My friend is a police officer, and when he arrests TS individuals, he says they cannot put males with females in jail cells. So whatever they have below the waste, is their classified gender.
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Sex refers to biological differences; chromosomes, hormonal profiles, internal and external sex organs.\n\nGender describes the characteristics that a society or culture delineates as masculine or feminine.