gender critical

American  

[jen-der krit-i-kuhl] / ˈdʒɛn dər ˈkrɪt ɪ kəl /

Or gender-critical

adjective

1. relating to, holding, or promoting the belief that sex is a binary and unchangeable characteristic that is determined at birth and that dictates a person's social, linguistic, and legal status or position.

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Etymology

Origin of gender critical

First recorded in 1985–90

Example Sentences

She alleged harassment and victimisation under the Equality Act 2010 relating to her gender critical beliefs.

From BBC

The ruling was also welcomed by some other gender critical groups including Scottish Lesbians, which describes itself as a grassroots campaigning organisation with around 70 members, made up of "lesbians of all ages across Scotland."

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His comments were ridiculed by then Tory leader Sunak – and did not go down well with gender critical campaigners in his own party.

From BBC

Judge Stephen Hellman said he could not rule out the possibility that this unfairness had been due Ali's gender critical beliefs.

From BBC

Genspect is a “gender critical” group that promotes GET; all of GETA’s leaders are on Genspect’s leadership team or serve as advisers for the organization.

From Slate