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    7-12 Genderbread Update

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    The document describes a Genderbread Person diagram which is used to reflect on five identity categories: sex assigned at birth, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, and romantic orientation. Each category has various options and the diagram is used to think about where one falls in each area.

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    7-12 Genderbread Update

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    The document describes a Genderbread Person diagram which is used to reflect on five identity categories: sex assigned at birth, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, and romantic orientation. Each category has various options and the diagram is used to think about where one falls in each area.

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    The document describes a Genderbread Person diagram which is used to reflect on five identity categories: sex assigned at birth, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, and romantic orientation. Each category has various options and the diagram is used to think about where one falls in each area.

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    7-12 Genderbread Update

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    Rahul Verma
    The document describes a Genderbread Person diagram which is used to reflect on five identity categories: sex assigned at birth, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, and romantic orientation. Each category has various options and the diagram is used to think about where one falls in each area.

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    Genderbread Person

    There is a white cut out of a gingerbread man in the middle with a brain, a heart, and the symbol for sex. The gingerbread man is surrounded by five multicolored flowers with
    various labels before being surrounded by the possibilities of identification.

    Gender

    Genderqueer or nonbinary

    Woman

    Man

    Agender

    Romantic Orientation

    Biromantic or panromatic

    Heteroromantic

    Homoromantic

    Aromantic

    Sex assigned at birth

    Intersex

    Female

    Male

    Sexual Orientation

    Bisexual or pansexual

    Lesbian or gay

    heterosexual

    Asexual

    Gender Expression

    Androgynouse

    Masculine

    Feminine

    Neutral

    *Each of these areas can be fluid and change at any time for some people.
    GENDERBREAD
    PERSON
    The purpose of filling out a Genderbread Person is for you to reflect on your
    personal identity. The Genderbread Person focuses on five identity categories:

    SEX ASSIGNED AT BIRTH


    the sex you were assigned at birth based on your genitalia/chromosomes/
    hormones/etc. (Male, Female, Intersex).

    GENDER
    your internal sense of gender. It isn’t determined by your physical body.
    NOT just binary (man/woman) but includes identities under the transgender
    umbrella (transgender, genderqueer, nonbinary, etc.) Those who don’t
    identify with a gender may identify as agender.

    GENDER EXPRESSION
    the way you express your gender externally. What you wear, your hairstyle, your
    mannerisms, the way you speak and move, etc. The binary identities are
    masculine and feminine. Androgynous is a combination of the two. Some choose
    not to express it at all, which can be referred to as gender neutral.

    SEXUAL ORIENTATION
    describes your identity based on the people you find attractive sexually, the
    people with whom you want to form sexual relationships. Straight, gay, lesbian,
    bisexual, pansexual, asexual, to name a few. Those who don’t experience sexual
    attraction may identify as asexual.

    ROMANTIC ORIENTATION
    describes your identity based on the people you find attractive romantically, the
    people with whom you want to form romantic relationships. For individuals who
    experience sexual attraction, their sexual identity and romantic identity are often
    in alignment, but many others have a romantic identity that is different from their
    sexual identity. Those who don’t experience romantic attraction may identify as
    aromantic.

    SOME THINGS TO REMEMBER:


    It’s often that our society lumps all of these together. It’s important and
    empowering to think about where you fall in each of these areas. These identities
    can be fluid and can change over time! It’s OK to land somewhere in between,
    outside, or in multiple places on the same identity.

    Have fun exploring your identities!

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