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I think it is normal for children to have some wide range of gendered interests.

Both of these results stem from racism, but take on a gendered approach.

She attributed this to the gendered nature of social structures in society.

It can even be a matter of life and death for masculine gendered males.

He knew, as researchers say, that video games are a "gendered" phenomenon.

"It slipped my mind that men are the gendered class, here.

Women entered into the mainstream middle-class experience, but took on a gendered role within society.

The major issues with regard to gendered language in Japanese are overall speech patterns.

These high rates of gendered violence have in recent years been the subject of international attention.

This problem was solved by allowing for mixed gendered teams.

It is focused on the idea of eliminating or moving beyond gendered identities.

Sexual orientation is normally developed after a person has an understanding of their gendered self.

"A poor fantasy owner will be described in gendered terms," Levy said.

This was a fate worse than death for masculine gendered males.

This is a goal in feminism to see these gendered metaphors and bring it to the public's attention.

Another is the process in which social images and ideas condone gendered institutions.

A recent study of gendered language on Twitter got me thinking about emoticons.

The ie is often defined by the gendered roles within a family.

The gendered nature of social life leads women to have networks with smaller geographical reach than men.

A major focus of this work has been on gendered narratives, and their implications for women's careers.

In Australia, the sport began to be played with the appearance of mixed gendered social teams.

The Florence project put gender on the agenda with its starting point in a highly gendered work environment.

The project aims to investigate the ethnic and gendered consciousness of the English middle class.

I notice how careful she is to avoid using a gendered pronoun.