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How Do Transgender and Non-Binary College Students Define “Having Sex”?

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Existing scholarship studying personal definitions of ‘having sex’ overwhelmingly relies on a strict gender binary and the conformity of bodies to cisgender norms. The current study aims to expand upon existing scholarship by asking transgender and non-binary college students how they define ‘having sex’, and what factors influence their definition....

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Expo

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Morgan Willison

Contributor:

Eli Kean (advisor)

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Morgan Elizabeth Willison

Date Uploaded:

05/25/2023

Date Modified:

05/25/2023

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Moral Discourses, Regulated Bodies: Sex, the State, and Subjectivity in Cuba - Kaylyn Ahn

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Expo

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Kaylyn Ahn

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Lynn S Ahn

Date Uploaded:

05/24/2023

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05/24/2023
Under Arabo-Islamic Eyes: Indigeneity and Digital Language Practices in Morocco

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Post-colonial nation-state building in Morocco required a homogenization of the Moroccan citizen linguistically, culturally, and religiously resulting in an Arabo-Islamic identity. The latter came at the expense of Amazigh (indigenous) people, languages, cultures, and identities. Despite the opportunist state language officialization and recognition in 2011, Tamazight’s (Amazigh language) dissemination in...

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Morocco, Covid-19, Amazigh, Indigenous Languages, Expo, and Digital Media

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Hatim Rachdi

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Hatim Rachdi

Date Uploaded:

05/21/2022

Date Modified:

08/22/2022

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