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Gender And Sexuality Labels Don't Break Stereotypes, They Reinforce Them
One of the goals of the LGBTQ community was to break boundaries — a man could be interested in feminine things, but still be a man, a woman could be a tomboy, but still be a woman. Over time, it seems those boundaries have returned, making the new “progressive,” regressive.
By Luna Salinas5 min read

In her essay detailing her reasons for speaking out on sex and gender issues, J.K. Rowling describes the solidarity she felt from female writers and artists of her time, and she describes what “woman” isn’t: