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Why Gender Matters

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Why Gender Matters
Leonard Sax
Mind & Personal Growth

Why Gender Matters

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Interesting stuff. I wonder, though: > 62. In Why Gender Matters, Dr. Sax explains that "anomalous males" -- boys who like to read, who don't enjoy competitive sports or rough-and-tumble play, and who don't have a lot of close male friends -- should be firmly disciplined, should spend as much time as possible with "normal males," and should be made to play competitive sports. Source: http://www.aclu.org/pdfs/womensrights/20060801seldencomplain...

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