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From the article:

“Darwinists, by contrast, evaluate “human male and female behavior and that of animals,

which like our own, have evolved over time.” From this, they rationalize gender diversity,

concluding that evolution can explain gender fluidity as a particular social, genetic, or environmental consequence of natural or sexual selection.[5]

Evolutionist Sally Hines supports the evolutionary view of gender fluidity in detail by analyzing human evolution,

asserting that our evolutionary ancestors did not hold to the modern traditional binary male and female gender roles.[6]”

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They could do sex change operations back then?

IF not, then everything she says is worthless garbage.

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Twitter › sally_hines › status
Sally Hines · @sally_hines. Professor of Sociology and Gender Identities in the School of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Leeds. Born in Barnsley. Lives in Sheffield. She/her. UK.

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Not a scientist.

[Boogieman]

“asserting that our evolutionary ancestors did not hold to the modern traditional binary male and female gender roles”

Our “evolutionary ancestors” also left infants with birth defects out in the wilderness to die, and indulged in mass rape, slavery, and cannibalism whenever the opportunity presented itself.

Not sure they are the best role models.