
Phoenix Har
Dr. Phoenix Har is a historian of science and postdoctoral fellow at the University of Utah (Ethnic, Gender & Disability Studies), specializing in gender, queer theory, and biopolitics.
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Sep 14, 2026
The Construction of Gender
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Phoenix HarGUEST
Okay, so when we're thinking about trans medicine in particular, we have certain anxieties that are deliberately transphobic.

Phoenix HarGUEST
So a clinician is gonna talk about what are the numbers of intersex people there are in the world.
6 MINS LATER

Sarah LawalHOST
So if sex is on a spectrum, but we've gotten into this idea, we've clung to this idea over time of a very binary understanding of sex, and it's very culturally dominant, what are your thoughts about the idea then that the way we're being socialized in alignment with that binary understanding into the gender roles and th- this idea that it's a construct, and what would it look like if it were not?