- Feb 5, 2002
- 166,616
- 56,252
- Country
- United States
- Faith
- Catholic
- Marital Status
- Married
- Politics
- US-Others
A majority of British scientists in a new poll reported that they view sex as binary and believe that gender is fluid.
In a survey of almost 200 scientists at UK universities published by the Telegraph and Censuswide on Saturday, 58% said they believe sex is binary, except in rare instances involving intersex individuals, those born with both male and female biological traits.
Less than a third, 29%, agreed with the statement “Sex is not binary,” while 13% had no views or preferred not to answer.
Meanwhile, almost two-thirds of the scientists, 64%, said gender was fluid, while 22% said gender is binary and 14% gave no answer.
Sex is a biological classification, while gender generally refers to societal expectations for the two sexes — such as norms, roles and relationships between males and females.
Continued below.
nypost.com
In a survey of almost 200 scientists at UK universities published by the Telegraph and Censuswide on Saturday, 58% said they believe sex is binary, except in rare instances involving intersex individuals, those born with both male and female biological traits.
Less than a third, 29%, agreed with the statement “Sex is not binary,” while 13% had no views or preferred not to answer.
Meanwhile, almost two-thirds of the scientists, 64%, said gender was fluid, while 22% said gender is binary and 14% gave no answer.
Sex is a biological classification, while gender generally refers to societal expectations for the two sexes — such as norms, roles and relationships between males and females.
Continued below.
Majority of scientists at UK universities agree sex is binary: poll
A majority of respondents in a poll of British scientists view sex as binary and believe that gender is fluid.
nypost.com
