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another perspective on gender/sex categories in the Talmud

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"Thus, the archaic gender-sexual identities identified by the Talmud such as ayelonit, androgynos, tumtum, and saris, were created to fit into the legal system or halakha and do not correspond well to the current understandings of gender identity." Alternatively, the Talmud recognizes the existence of categories beyond the male/female binary (categories that the U.S. government currently claims don't exist). 2001:5A8:49C4:CC00:D91D:D5FF:2D57:E019 (talk) 17:56, 20 May 2025 (UTC)Reply

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another perspective on gender/sex categories in the Talmud