Behavior or Science?

The Battle of the Sexes...and Sexuality?

There have long been debates over the extent to which men and women differ from one another. Endless reports have been published, all claiming to find just one more sociological, biological, or emotional difference between the sexes. Often times, these reports are tainted by sexist, patriarchical, or heterosexist undertones, as is evidenced in this offensive post by Manoltith, a blog dedicated to "Sports, style, hot girls, music, movies and trend spotting.”

Magazines like Time claim to find real "truth"
about gender gaps

Look for Ariel’s report on biological differences in the context of the two-gendered system. Additionally, explore Theresa's article to explore the ways in which sexuality is seen as a choice or a trait determined by genetics.