… This is a book about the genderbinary. Specifically, why we need to move beyond it. The genderbinary is a cultural belief that there are only two distinct and opposite genders: man and …
AM Atkinson, BR Meadows, H Sumnall - International Journal of Drug …, 2024 - Elsevier
… some men to the genderbinary. For example, a male brand manager discussed witnessing … , it is important to consider social positions beyondgender- sexuality, class, local context-…
L Kenney, S Skees, C Pitchel - Journal of Brand Strategy, 2022 - ingentaconnect.com
… how brands can navigate an all-gender … beyond the binary: how does ideation, R&D and marketing look, feel and sound when brands embrace an expansive understanding of gender…
… Aurawell is a reimagined self-care brand that transcends the genderbinary. The name “Aurawell” is derived from merging the words “Aura” and “Wellness.” Aura refers to the quality or …
F Rocha-Rodrigues - Master thes., University of Durham, 2016 - academia.edu
… nonconforming existences in their many ways beyond the current binary system, which dictates the … As previously discussed, gender norms are fluid social constructs; hence, the brand …
CS Boyd, EL Ritch, CA Dodd, J McColl - International Journal of Retail …, 2020 - emerald.com
… Specifically, this research progresses our understanding of genderbinaries and how gender … reveals an acceptance of sexuo-gender fluidity as a preference to move beyond restrictive …
… active participation of an individual in brand-related activities that reach beyond purchase. … the differences between binary gendered and gender fluid marketing of brand attitudes, …
R Bivens - New Media & Society, 2017 - journals.sagepub.com
… Drawing on Foucault and Butler’s insights, we see that conditions for gendered existence beyond the binary are activated on the software’s surface. Yet, underneath the surface, these …
R Wilchins, J Nestle, C Howell, S Rivera, S Wright… - 2020 - books.google.com
… As Gayle Rubin has pointed out, we often thought we were speaking about sex and gender when we were only speaking about gender, and a certain restricted concept of …