gender-blind

British  

adjective

1. not discriminating on the basis of gender, or not making a distinction between the sexes

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Example Sentences

I’ve always wanted to be given the chance to show that gender-blind casting is absolutely valid and that we should be casting people based on who’s right for the role.

From Seattle Times

Supporters of a gender-blind draft note the rising number of women already serving in the military and that virtually all military assignments, including combat jobs, are being filled by men and women.

From Washington Times

As well as being age-blind, the play - which has previously been performed by an all-female cast - is also totally gender-blind.

From BBC

In response to another author saying he might be fortunate to be less popular than Gaiman because he hadn’t caught flak for the color- and gender-blind casting of his own project, Gaiman tweeted, “You may get transient grumbles, but people always grumble. The dogs bark, but the caravan marches on. Make good art.”

From Los Angeles Times

“These qualities of leadership, which Kim possesses in abundance, are gender-blind.”

From New York Times