Rachel Leshin
@rachelesh.bsky.social
Psychology postdoc at Princeton via Northwestern and NYU, interested in development of social categorization (http://rachelleshin.com/)
These two things — the notion that gender is somehow irrelevant to our lived realities and the documented phenomenon of perceiving men/boys as more gender-neutral than women/girls — don’t seem entirely unrelated. [2/2]
March 13, 2025 at 11:08 PM
These two things — the notion that gender is somehow irrelevant to our lived realities and the documented phenomenon of perceiving men/boys as more gender-neutral than women/girls — don’t seem entirely unrelated. [2/2]
These two things — the notion that gender is somehow irrelevant to our lived realities and the documented phenomenon of perceiving men/boys as more gender-neutral than women/girls — don’t seem entirely unrelated.
March 13, 2025 at 11:06 PM
These two things — the notion that gender is somehow irrelevant to our lived realities and the documented phenomenon of perceiving men/boys as more gender-neutral than women/girls — don’t seem entirely unrelated.