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...history, suggesting that there is a strong social or cultural element, but our experience of ourselves as female or male is far deeper than some kind of social brainwashing. This raises a new question: how does the social or cultural become so deeply engrained that gender identities and gender differences seem fundamental to who we are? As Rosalind Gill has written, "how...

...history of the CWG is difficult to ignore, with all competing nations at one time being under the rule of the British Empire. Many are still unable to reconcile the values of inclusion or friendliness with the often violent and exploitative experiences of British colonialism. The CWG also has an uneasy association with the South African apartheid regime, which led to...