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Recognize the aspects of the humanness of humans
SOGIESC
person’s physical traits that indicate their biological sex
chromosomes, external genitalia, gonads, hormones, and internal reproductive organs
Sex characteristics
2 TYPES of SEX Characteristics
a.
Primary
sex characteristic
b.
Secondary
sex characteristics
Physical traits present at birth
ex. penis, vagina
PRIMARY
SEX
CHARACTERISTICS
Develops as we grow older (i.e., puberty)
ex. breast enlargement, showing of Adam’s apple
SECONDARY
SEX
CHARACTERISTICS
Biological
Female
Chromosome:
XX
Gonads:
ovaries
Hormones: high levels of
estrogen
and progesterone
Internal Genitalia:
vagina
, uterus, fallopian tubes
External Genitalia: vulva, clitoris, labia, vaginal opening
SECONDARY SEX CHARACTERISTICS - female
larger
breasts
wider
hips
shorter
height
more body fat,
less
muscle
mass
less
facial
and body hair
higher
vocal pitch frequency
BIOLOGICAL MALE
PRIMARY SEX CHARACTERISTICS
Chromosome:
XY
Gonads:
testicles
Hormones: high levels of testosterone and androgen
Internal Genitalia: prostate, vas deferens, seminal vesicles
External Genitalia: glans penis, scrotum,
penis
, foreskin, perineum
BIOLOGICAL MALE
SECONDARY SEX CHARACTERISTICS
smaller breasts
narrower hips
taller
height
less body fat,
more
muscle mass
more
facial
and body hair
lower
drop in vocal pitch frequency
Intersex
when people’s sex characteristics, or even the combination of their biological traits, differ from the expected norms of being male and being
female
Intersex
cannot be easily categorized as either male or female
can be present at birth or develop during puberty
Hermaphrodite
A medical term
Negative connotation of intersex
Don’t use this term!
Assigned
Female at Birth
infant has a vagina at birth
Assigned
Male at Birth
when infant has a penis at birth
Sex assigned at birth
constant through time and cultures
SOGIESC
used to bring awareness about human's diversity and allows them to thrive regardless of it