Social psychologists have repeatedly demonstrated that animus against gender nonconformity is inextricably linked with animus against sexual orientation nonconformity.
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Speaking of nonconformity, you practice an extreme form of BDSM.
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Prince's music opened my mind to the power of nonconformity.
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I actually really like my nonconformity as a sober person.
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Rebellion. Nonconformity. Angst. Outrage. Bucking trends and smashing the system.
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Your need for independence and nonconformity will result in big shifts.
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"Nonconformity was the fuel of the revolution," he told me by phone.
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Moderate gender nonconformity was associated with a higher likelihood of mental health problems.
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And it's that nonconformity that finds its expression in the Piano Forte series.
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MRI scans revealed that this act of nonconformity caused the participants great discomfort.
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The question remains, though, around embracing gender nonconformity: How young is too young?
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Stay flexible, embrace nonconformity, and expect your ability to compromise to be tested.
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More than anything, it's Musgraves's direct approach to celebrating nonconformity — rather than romanticizing tradition.
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For all of the above reasons, I was very much into Tommy's continued nonconformity.
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For some, facial feminization is seen as bolstering restrictive stereotypes while stigmatizing gender nonconformity.
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As long as society was repressive, impulses of sexual nonconformity almost never became visible.
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There is a stress on power and virility and corresponding fears of sexual nonconformity.
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Less is known, however, about the ways that gender nonconformity may shape health in adolescence.
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In 21st century America, queerness or gender nonconformity is still seen as a luxury identity.
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The Brazilian laboratory set to handle drug testing was suspended for "nonconformity" with international standards.
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Thankfully, it wasn't a trans-exclusionary event — there was definitely gender nonconformity in this crowd.
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Most importantly, pachuco represented nonconformity and rebelliousness at the peak of Anglo nationalism in the 1940s.
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That said, the very quirky nonconformity of Tumblr's users may, in fact, push them to leave.
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Nonconformity had become less an ideology than an aesthetic, one to which everyone could safely conform.
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Gender nonconformity further confounds seemingly-obvious categories on which previous understandings of our society were based.
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Lesbian community and culture *was* the place where gender nonconformity was more the rule than the exception.
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"Each represents their own expression of these multifaceted values: nonconformity, diversity and creativity," a brand statement reads.
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Thoreau's elevation of difference and nonconformity runs through all of Walden, even in its more dour sections.
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But even traditional gay clubs are hostile to nonconformity, so alternative queer spaces have begun to emerge.
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Unrelenting nonconformity bears an ironic resemblance to conformity — which once upon a time was called fashion victimhood.
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In 1987, the world's biggest sportswear company even used a song by the Beatles to praise nonconformity.
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" And when a European writer demanded, "Whatever happened to nonconformity?" he grinned: "It went out in the '22s.
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In a neighborhood of manses and cottages, the house makes, as its owners do, a statement of nonconformity.
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Doe may not like the outcome, but they have to appreciate the judge's respect for their gender nonconformity.
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When even the unpopular girls are rich, if not always pretty, how will they attempt rebellion and nonconformity?
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In many ways, this is wonderful: It shows a much-needed sensitivity to gender nonconformity and transgender issues.
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Activists think his ideological nonconformity and unpopularity afford them an opportunity to shift the Overton window to the left.
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Jud, on the other hand, is open about his desires, his anger, his nonconformity, his inability to fit in.
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The conservative reaction to gender nonconformity is that it is a violation of nature, but many biologists and anthropologists disagree.
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It does, however, make the distinction that gender dysphoria is the distress caused by gender identity issues, not gender nonconformity itself.
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With Eugenie it's all about nonconformity, which is why her wedding is bound to stand out no matter what she wears.
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She says she was discriminated against because of her sexual orientation and her nonconformity to gender norms of appearance and demeanor.
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Kaine's rise to the Vice-Presidential nomination owes much to his style of ecumenical politics, a blend of nonconformity and calculation.
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Meanwhile, although now I know that Seth was dealing with their own questions around identity, their gender nonconformity spoke for itself.
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A lot of these songs are about your experiences as a trans woman and are about gender nonconformity, being misgendered, discrimination, etc.
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Toxicity has manifested in the ridicule and harassment people have suffered for nonconformity or for not adhering to specific rules concerning gender.
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The female plaintiff in Price Waterhouse was denied a promotion because of her nonconformity with stereotypes about how a woman "should" act.
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Epstein imagined his future taking one of two paths: either a life of political nonconformity, in the manner of Sakharov, or exile.
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Since then he has starred as a top in gay porn, headlined a critically-acclaimed HBO documentary, and spoken out about gender nonconformity.
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The fact that she is not more widely celebrated is a comment on the art world's narrow-mindedness, rather than on her nonconformity.
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Last night was totally weird—the Moon meet with the planet of nonconformity, Uranus, at 12:17 AM—but today is pretty chill.
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ASPEREN, the Netherlands — Contemporary Dutch design often tilts toward nonconformity, accentuating color, shape and surface material to create something innovative and eye-catching.
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And one way to help prevent mass shootings, it suggests, is for children to constantly monitor their peers for any signs of nonconformity.
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"Because gender nonconformity is so heavily policed in young boys, men learn very early on to eliminate femininity or be ridiculed," Miller said.
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The appeals court ruled earlier that Evans still would be able to present a claim that she was discriminated against based on gender nonconformity.
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Richardson says during their time at Spelman, though gender nonconformity existed it still wasn't openly talked about outside of spaces like the women's center.
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Within the United States, available studies overwhelmingly point to high rates of child maltreatment, sexual abuse, poverty, and gender nonconformity among identified trafficking victims.
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Tea's reporting from Camp Trans is the opposite of the broad and ignorant way that gender nonconformity is written about in mainstream news outlets.
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In his book Behave, neuroendocrinologist Robert Sapolsky points out that conformity and nonconformity are two of the most powerful drivers in human cognitive processing.
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We did pop-ups out of nonconformity—just the whole punk attitude—but like anything, it's going to get replicated and bastardised and diluted.
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And so 20th-century men who cultivated their upper lips inevitably, if sometimes inadvertently, invoked this military past, with an additional element of nonconformity.
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I know people aren't trying to be rude, hurtful or dismissive, and that usually they just haven't been exposed to conversations around gender nonconformity.
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Recall the end of the Anderson fable, in which a child laughs at the naked emperor, triggering a cascade of nonconformity that undoes the spell.
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Neither outfit is reserved for a specific sex, considering gender nonconformity seems to be welcomed, if not the dominant and organic sense of being here.
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The continued popularity of Grafton's independent heroine suggests the enduring appeal of such progressive gender-nonconformity in fiction, from the last century into this one.
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Although genderqueer, nonbinary, and gender nonconformity are expressions often associated with sexual orientation — think stereotypes of flamboyant gay men or butch lesbians — they're not intertwined.
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" He said he wore "a blue jacket with a bold print and carried a black lace fan to celebrate the joy and freedom of gender nonconformity.
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Ventilla's vision fit the prevailing ethos of middle-class child rearing, in which offspring are urged to find their enthusiasms and pursue them into rewarding nonconformity.
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Should the court decide in favor of Harris Funeral Homes, the employment protections for trans people under Title VII might no longer protect anyone's gender nonconformity.
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"I wore a blue jacket with a bold print and carried a black lace fan to celebrate the joy and freedom of gender nonconformity," Giannopoulos continued.
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Gender nonconformity is increasingly also being tied to negative health outcomes, which may be related to stress from exposure to prejudice, discrimination, harassment and violence, researchers note.
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The problem was that we were still buying into the same idea of counterculture, the idea that you could break the system merely through acts of nonconformity.
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Brumby, in which the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals held that discriminating against someone based on their gender nonconformity violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution.
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From my mother's perspective, we were trying to fit in, and from my father's, we were trying to distinguish ourselves, if not with money, then with nonconformity.
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To the court, there really is no difference between a gender nonconformity claim and discrimination based on sexual orientation; if one is prohibited, so is the other.
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But while this relationship afforded me the privilege of banal nonconformity, I lost a piece of myself when I got together with my once-gym buddy, James.
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Glace Chase, a New York drag queen who sings, says "Ru Paul's Drag Race" and its spinoff industry have also brought drag and gender nonconformity to the mainstream.
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Bornstein and Stone are kindred spirits, both trans pioneers unafraid of claiming outsider identities as freaks and heretics; both people who center dissension and nonconformity as sacred values.
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We are now out in the open about our child's gender nonconformity, and J.G. has blossomed from a moody, secretive child into a rambunctious and irrepressible little soul.
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Doe claims to have experienced discrimination and retaliation based on sexual orientation and gender nonconformity after returning to work at FedCap following breast cancer and a double mastectomy.
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Guillebeau began writing " The Art of Nonconformity: Set Your Own Rules, Live the Life You Want, and Change the World," the first of his four books, around 2008.
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Somehow, as we have broadened our awareness of and support for gender nonconformity, we've narrowed what we think a boy or a girl can look like and do.
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The recommendation says that noncompliance should be pursued only as a last resort, and in all cases if a "nonconformity" is corrected quickly, no sanction should be imposed.
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"The more gender nonconformity an adolescent reports, the higher their risk of experiencing abuse," study author Laura Baams of the University of Groningen in the Netherlands said by email.
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WADA — the global regulator of doping in sports that oversees three dozen testing labs around the world — confirmed the suspension Friday, citing the Rio lab's "nonconformity" with international standards.
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Paul Fitts was a handsome man with a soft Tennessee drawl, analytically minded but with a shiny wave of Brylcreemed hair, Elvis-like, which projected a certain suave nonconformity.
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Earlier this year YouTube removed a video where one of his underlings crashed a SXSW panel about gender nonconformity and he blamed this on censorship by social justice leftists.
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At the same time, Jarreau came of age in clubs that championed equality, freedom and nonconformity, which gives him a rare perspective on the inclusive potential of club music, worldwide.
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But the medical community used other terms in its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, known as the DSM, to pathologize gender nonconformity, including transsexualism and gender identity disorder.
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It became apparent that my brand of gender-nonconformity was somehow more attractive to men than Alok and Jacob's, and as the night wore on, I found myself sincerely befuddled.
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The lighthearted tale also touches on deeper topics of gender nonconformity, as characters question why girls can't be knights or magicians, or why boys can't write books or tell stories.
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And after a decade of thinking about Liz's self-interested feminism, it is Jenna's relationship to feminist concerns like misogynistic violence and discrimination against gender nonconformity that are most salient today.
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One of the problems with elite universities is that they accustom students to a sense of prestige that's both superficial and inhibits a certain kind of risk-taking and genuine nonconformity.
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I used makeup as a safety blanket after I came out as non-binary; I thought that by visually communicating my gender nonconformity, I would stop the questions before they came.
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Using ten historical and contemporary cases of imprisonment due to gender, sexual, and racial nonconformity as inspiration, 3x3x6 questions how legal and visual regimes shape sexual and gender norms over time.
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The commune's residents valued ideals of material efficiency, improvisation, and nonconformity, and while the project ultimately failed, its vision left an impression on the history of 20th-century architecture and design.
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The musician joins five other "mutinists" (like Princess Nokia and Sasha Blane) to front the campaign for the new fragrance which promotes nonconformity and creativity — all of which makes Smith's involvement fitting.
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The result is that although I finished "Give and Take" excited about being more giving, after "Originals," I was not so sure that the world would be better off with more nonconformity.
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The next two states having contests are also outliers: Nevada, where prostitution and gambling, among other things, are very legal, and South Carolina, where nasty campaigning, nonconformity and rebellion are de rigueur.
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C2ES also debunks the loopy notion, which some journalists have taken seriously, that the "Charming Betsy" doctrine would open Trump domestic policy up to lawsuits based on its nonconformity to the US NDC.
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Related to ten cases of imprisonment due to gender, sexual, and racial nonconformity, both past and present, 3x3x6 questions the legal and visual regimes that have formed sexual and gender norms over time.
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CCES also debunks the loopy notion, which some journalists have taken seriously, that the "Charming Betsy" doctrine would open Trump domestic policy up to lawsuits based on its nonconformity to the US NDC.
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Frugal Traveler The quirky Bay Area city has changed a lot over the years, but its particular brand of nonconformity is still on view for travelers — including those without a lot to spend.
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In "Coverage," Mr. Perez focuses on fluctuating states of conformity and nonconformity with a dancer — the lithe Ernesto Breton — dressed as a construction worker in a white jumpsuit and a blue hard hat.
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"Sula," Toni Morrison The character Sula was the first protagonist who made me feel O.K. with my own nonconformity, with the gray areas, with coloring outside the lines as a multiracial trans kid.
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Shouldn't it go without saying that the United States has long exercised its soft power by building embassies and other buildings whose architectural nonconformity conveys an expedient message of optimism, innovation and freedom?
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The dish, a riff on pasta cacio e pepe , using fermented chickpea paste in place of Pecorino, was central to the restaurant's promoted identity, suggesting technical expertise in the service of amused nonconformity.
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Moderate gender nonconformity was also tied to a bigger chance of planning suicide: 52 percent higher for females who described themselves as masculine and 79 percent higher for males who described themselves as feminine.
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Nearly three decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, artists who were once censored in the GDR for their nonconformity to the collectivist ideology of the socialist state are now being rightfully rediscovered.
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When we do, we praise structurally adjusted growth and, for example, transpose queer imperialist rights-based values onto LGBTQI communities as though African indigenous life has never yielded what we now describe as gender nonconformity.
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But the manual also indicates that an individual's distress over feelings of gender nonconformity can be classified as a disorder, which can be managed with a range of potential treatments, including therapy, hormones, and surgery.
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" — Rob Assaf, 21, university student and "no" voter Gay and Opposed to Marriage "When I came out, being gay was about nonconformity and being different and not being the same as everyone else in society.
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She cultivated nonconformity and invented tools to deal with having to give up a career in New York City in order to be a good wife hauling kids and groceries on a bicycle in suburbia.
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Doe was allowed to file the complaint under a pseudonym, but Fedcap's lawyers at Epstein Becker & Green subsequently contended that Doe had already revealed confidential information about gender nonconformity in public posts on Facebook and Twitter.
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He's a con man, who talks endlessly about honesty, who sees his abuse as groovy social nonconformity—and who elides consent by telling the young Jenny that she is a special girl, making bold choices. Mrs.
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Berkeley's particular brand of nonconformity was apparent throughout my trip; I first encountered it while getting a pizza one evening at Emilia's Pizzeria, where Keith Freilich rolls out 18-inch, custom-made, New York-style pies.
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Mr. Modzelewski, a scholar of medieval history by trade, was known as an independent thinker whose nonconformity often set him on a collision course not only with his political enemies, but also with allies and friends.
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No matter what, I worry that I don't have the right to play around with my gender, waffling around in uncertainty while there are millions of people who experience devastating, real-world consequences for their gender-nonconformity.
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At lunch recently at a Warsaw cafe, he wore a pink sweatshirt and big gold hoop earrings under his long blond hair — a definite style statement in a country where nonconformity can still come at a cost.
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In nonconforming teens born as males, but not females, substance use was also linked to gender nonconformity, with more than four times the likelihood of using cocaine or methamphetamine and eight times greater likelihood of injection drug use.
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There's no reason to cast organizations like Holiday —or like Doubleday, which in 1953 refused to publish Algren's slim, fiery volume about writing and resistance called "Nonconformity"—as victims rather than as perpetrators in the culture of repression.
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The designers Reem Acra and Ines Di Santo, both known for pushing the boundaries of bridal fashion, infused colors into their collection, made specifically for the bride who wants to make a powerful statement of originality and nonconformity.
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"What we wore, we both represented this gender nonconformity and this equalness that is really important in our relationship," said Tortorella, who addresses their journey to fluidity in the memoir "Space Between," which was recently published by Penguin Random House.
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It's been 30 years since Ms. Masterson played Watts, a pioneering character of gender nonconformity — or what used to be known as a tomboy — in "Some Kind of Wonderful" and almost five since she decamped to the countryside from Brooklyn.
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Jameka Evans argued the hospital violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act when it discriminated against her because of her sexual orientation and her nonconformity to gender norms of appearance and demeanor, according to her attorneys at Lambda Legal.
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The NFL, as it exists in this moment, is an anti-nonconformity machine constructed to make examples out of the Cam Newtons and Ricky Williamses of the world, and the one game that's least aware of its status as a game.
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Because these male characters only depart from traditional narratives of desire in their own desire for other men (rather than embodying other potential aspects of queerness, like gender nonconformity) the production can cast straight-presenting, conventionally attractive actors with the widest possible appeal.
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Queer in pretty much every sense of the word, he has emerged as a high priest of nonconformity with a devoted congregation of the disenfranchised, as well as a circus ringleader who wants everyone, even the frat boy, to find the freak within.
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Each of the first season's six, half-hour episodes explores an array of modern social and political fault lines — gender nonconformity, sexual harassment and assault, police violence — in short segments that are brought to life using an even broader medley of cinematic techniques.
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Diane Ehrensaft, director of mental health at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital's Child and Adolescent Gender Center, said parents and doctors should watch for consistence, persistence, insistence, and history of gender nonconformity, which can be evaluated early on to tell if a child is trans.
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I don't think it's an accident that Gadsby's special was named for a woman but turns out to have nothing at all to do with dating or relationships; rather, it is about the ways in which she has been abused for her gender-nonconformity.
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Be it through its mute protagonist, who compared to his peers seems always stoic and individual, its overarching story, which involves battling a gang trying to consolidate absolute power, or its missions and the free-form process of completing them, GTA III celebrates nonconformity.
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The desperation of seeing his life pass in a dark, deep underground pit, as well as the nonconformity he felt toward everything, motivated him to take his bass and start a band in an attempt to make a leap out of his precarious reality.
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Privacy is associated with liberty, but it is also associated with privilege (private roads and private sales), with confidentiality (private conversations), with nonconformity and dissent, with shame and embarrassment, with the deviant and the taboo (Igo does not go there), and with subterfuge and concealment.
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The most recent update to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which was published in 2017, contains an important revision, stipulating that gender nonconformity should not be categorized as a mental disorder—a stigma that the trans community has long sought to counter.
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The Cotswolds — a name that in middle English means ''sheep enclosure in rolling hillside'' — is a rural area known for its outlandishly quaint medieval towns (as featured in the ''Harry Potter'' films), a tradition of Protestant nonconformity and, now that the mills have closed, poverty.
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Altitude Express, the Second Circuit ruled with a resounding 10-3 majority that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits not only sex discrimination based on gender-nonconformity, but also includes a prohibition on discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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But they all participate, to varying degrees, in a version of what might be called — drawing from debates about the devaluation of gay male femininity — "masc-centrism": a perspective in which same-sex desire is largely separated from any kind of gender nonconformity, while centralizing conventional masculinity.
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" This year's pick is Ultra Violet (903-290), a bluish purple that, the company asserts, is associated with the counterculture, nonconformity, mindfulness and visionary thinking, and that "suggests the mysteries of the cosmos, the intrigue of what lies ahead and the discoveries beyond where we are now.
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In engrossing prose, Dennis-Benn tracks how Patsy and Tru fare over the years, as Patsy struggles to find work as an undocumented person in an America that's not as promising as she thought it would be, and Tru grapples with her mother's incomprehensible absence and burgeoning feelings of gender nonconformity.
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Inspired by some of the experiences of Eric Rockwell, who wrote the book and music (the lyrics are by Joanne Bogart), the show takes place against the backdrop of student council elections at Hamilton High School, where the narrator, Eric, faces gossip about his sexuality and teasing because of his nonconformity.
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Their aim is to uproot and inflict severe punishment on any and all forms of nonconformity and refusal to abide by the regime's oppressive laws under the banner of Islam, including the mandatory hijab, or veiling, for women and penal measures against labor unions and any effort to stage peaceful rallies.
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"Our study found that gender nonconformity was associated with feeling sad and hopeless, as well as suicidal thoughts and/or behaviors," said study co-author Michelle Johns, a scientist at the Division of Adolescent and School Health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, in email to Reuters Health.
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So while a certain degree of nonconformity and unconventionality is needed to drive innovation and entrepreneurship, any leader will need to have a minimum level of integrity, empathy and altruism to be able to connect with and focus on the well-being of their teams, rather than on advancing their own personal agenda.
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A reader expecting the familiar tropes of the immigrant story (settling in America to create a better life for the children) or the coming-out story (Patsy's nuanced sexuality defies labels; mainstream American gay culture feels alien to her, and Tru's nascent gender nonconformity doesn't get her beaten or killed) will be disappointed.
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In the gender-affirming approach, rather than enforcing strict gender norms onto these children (which may cause them to feel shame or stigma regarding their gender nonconformity), the child is instead given the space and support to explore their own genders and make their own decisions about who they feel they are.
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A certain type of multiracial person — the type that wears their mixedness on their sleeve with an unexpected combination of features, like industry staples Adwoa Aboah, Jasmine Sanders, and Angelica Erthal — has become the embodiment of nonconformity, a visual representation of the street-casting ethos and the principle of diversity in casting at large.
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Inspired by some of the experiences of Eric Rockwell, who wrote the book and music (the lyrics are by Joanne Bogart), the show, closing this weekend, takes place against the backdrop of student council elections at Hamilton High School, where the narrator, Eric, faces gossip about his sexuality and teasing because of his nonconformity.
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While I am open to having sincere discussions about over-enthusiastically pro-transition parents, I find that most people who bring up this possibility refuse to discuss the opposing (and more systemic) pressure of transphobia, which is likely to dissuade these children not only from transitioning, but from expressing their gender variance or gender nonconformity more generally.
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Every physical defect discovered across the 827,000 square feet under his domain, from a burned-out bulb to a broken-down elevator, is known as a nonconformity and entered into the enterprise asset management system — E.A.M. for short — where it is assigned to the appropriate division or divisions for repair and tracked through its eventual resolution.
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The team, part of campaign chairman Paul Manafort's convention operation, will serve as a liaison between Trump's campaign and the national convention staff and has been meeting with RNC staff on the ground in Cleveland for the last two and a half weeks -- marking a big step toward creating a more traditional political machine for a campaign built on nonconformity.
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A proponent of clothing as a form of true self-expression, he has, over the past year alone, been seen donning a dress on numerous occasions (including at prom), and has readily shared his nonconformity on social media (in April, he posted a dressing-room selfie to social media that read: "Went To TopShop To Buy Some Girl Clothes, I Mean 'Clothes'").
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Then we were going to call him Louis, but Louis turned out to be the tenth most popular boys' name in France, and the seventh most popular in Paris, where we live, and, even in this age of nominative nonconformity, we worried that he might enter school and find it crawling with more Louises than a chart of Bourbon monarchs.
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Hugh Ryan was inspired to write "When Brooklyn Was Queer," his boisterous, motley new history, when, a few years ago, he set up an amateur museum of local queer history in his Bushwick loft — he prefers the term "queer" for its chronological sweep and denotation of gender and sexual nonconformity — and noticed that queers in Brooklyn today know little about their antecedents.
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One entry reads: "Removed a pane of glass on the north side of the house, and made a round rifle hole in a wood panel, and I use blanks and it sounds just as loud as the war in Vietnam on TV." Nohl may have laughed off being the "witch" of the community, but there was a real fear for her safety in this nonconformity.
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Born in 2121 in Paris, son of Robert Lebel—a poet, art collector, Old Masters art critic, and aficionado of Marcel Duchamp—bilingual Jean-Jacques grew up in New York City, during World War II, surrounded by the likes of Duchamp, Billie Holiday, Max Ernst, Man Ray, Meret Oppenheim, Benjamin Péret, and André Breton, who later expelled him from the Surrealist group for nonconformity.
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If the American Psychiatric Association truly believes that gender nonconformity is not a mental illness, it should follow the W.H.O. Psychiatrists will still have all the billable insurance codes they need to provide care, and transgender people will be able to carry on with their lives, suffering if they must from the same things that everyone else suffers from, but at least with one fewer burden.
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