Assigned gender - Revision history

imported>Yunan: Redirected page to Sexes#Assigned gender at birth

2022-05-11T19:48:41Z

Redirected page to Sexes#Assigned gender at birth

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imported>Yunan: Removed redirect to Sexes#Assigned gender at birth

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Removed redirect to Sexes#Assigned gender at birth

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imported>Sekhet: Updating redirect.

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Updating redirect.

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Ondo: Redirected page to Assigned gender at birth

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Redirected page to Assigned gender at birth

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	~~'''Assigned gender''' at birth is in most places~~ [[male]] or [[female]] based on visible genitalia (so babies with a penis are assigned "male" and babies with a vagina are assigned "female". In some countries, babies may also be assigned "[[intersex]]" at birth if their genitals are neither typically male nor typically female; this may be denoted by an "X" in place of "M" or "F" on the birth certificate.		#REDIRECT[[Assigned gender at birth]]

	For most people, the gender they are assigned at birth determines whether they are raised in the male or female [[gender role]] and the gender matches what their [[gender identity]] is. For [[transgender]] people, their gender identity is different to the gender they were assigned at birth.

	The terms AFAB, FAAB, and CAFAB stand for "assigned female at birth", "female-assigned at birth", and "coercively assigned female at birth". The acronyms AMAB, MAAB, and CAMAB, as well as AIAB or AXAB and IAAB or XAAB, are related terms for being assigned "male" or "intersex" at birth. The CAFAB and CAMAB terms are used only by some intersex people, particularly when they underwent genital surgery as an infant to make their genitals more typically female or male. The term AGAB stands for "assigned gender at birth".

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Minor cleanup and additions following page move

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	~~{{stub}}~~		'''Assigned gender''' at birth is in most places [[male]] or [[female]] based on visible genitalia (so babies with a penis are assigned "male" and babies with a vagina are assigned "female". In some countries, babies may also be assigned "[[intersex]]" at birth if their genitals are neither typically male nor typically female; this may be denoted by an "X" in place of "M" or "F" on the birth certificate.

	~~The~~ gender ~~one is~~ '''~~assigned~~ at birth~~'''~~ is in most places [[male]] or [[female]] based on visible genitalia (so babies with a penis are assigned "male" and babies with a vagina are assigned "female". In some countries, babies may also be assigned "[[intersex]]" at birth if their genitals are neither typically male nor typically female; this may be denoted by an "X" in place of "M" or "F" on the birth certificate.

	For most people, the gender they are assigned at birth determines whether they are raised in the male or female [[gender role]] and the gender matches what their [[gender identity]] is. For [[transgender]] people, their gender identity is different to the gender they were assigned at birth.		For most people, the gender they are assigned at birth determines whether they are raised in the male or female [[gender role]] and the gender matches what their [[gender identity]] is. For [[transgender]] people, their gender identity is different to the gender they were assigned at birth.

	The terms AFAB, FAAB, and CAFAB stand for "assigned female at birth", "female-assigned at birth", and "coercively assigned female at birth". The acronyms AMAB, MAAB, and CAMAB, as well as AIAB or AXAB and IAAB or XAAB, are related terms for being assigned "male" or "intersex" at birth. The CAFAB and CAMAB terms are used only by some intersex people, particularly when they underwent genital surgery as an infant to make their genitals more typically female or male.		The terms AFAB, FAAB, and CAFAB stand for "assigned female at birth", "female-assigned at birth", and "coercively assigned female at birth". The acronyms AMAB, MAAB, and CAMAB, as well as AIAB or AXAB and IAAB or XAAB, are related terms for being assigned "male" or "intersex" at birth. The CAFAB and CAMAB terms are used only by some intersex people, particularly when they underwent genital surgery as an infant to make their genitals more typically female or male. The term AGAB stands for "assigned gender at birth".

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Ondo: NeoMahler moved page Assigned at birth to Assigned gender over redirect: Thanks Odious odes for the suggestion!

2017-04-10T13:06:00Z

NeoMahler moved page Assigned at birth to Assigned gender over redirect: Thanks Odious odes for the suggestion!

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imported>Odious odes: Expanding page and writing in full sentence. Can we get a list of countries which allow intersex birth assignment?

2017-04-10T08:33:34Z

Expanding page and writing in full sentence. Can we get a list of countries which allow intersex birth assignment?

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	~~Commonly AFAB~~ or ~~AMAB~~, ~~which stands for Assigned Female/Male At Birth~~. ~~Refers~~ to the gender and ~~or sex a doctor~~ assigned at birth.
	~~Acronym may also be written~~ as ~~FAAB (Female Assigned At Birth)~~ or ~~DFAB (Designed Female At Birth)~~, and ~~those formats also work with M for~~ male.		The gender one is '''assigned at birth''' is in most places [[male]] or [[female]] based on visible genitalia (so babies with a penis are assigned "male" and babies with a vagina are assigned "female". In some countries, babies may also be assigned "[[intersex]]" at birth if their genitals are neither typically male nor typically female; this may be denoted by an "X" in place of "M" or "F" on the birth certificate.

			For most people, the gender they are assigned at birth determines whether they are raised in the male or female [[gender role]] and the gender matches what their [[gender identity]] is. For [[transgender]] people, their gender identity is different to the gender they were assigned at birth.

			The terms AFAB, FAAB, and CAFAB stand for "assigned female at birth", "female-assigned at birth", and "coercively assigned female at birth". The acronyms AMAB, MAAB, and CAMAB, as well as AIAB or AXAB and IAAB or XAAB, are related terms for being assigned "male" or "intersex" at birth. The CAFAB and CAMAB terms are used only by some intersex people, particularly when they underwent genital surgery as an infant to make their genitals more typically female or male.

	[[Category:Concepts]]		[[Category:Concepts]]

imported>Pyrollamasteak at 05:19, 9 April 2017

2017-04-09T05:19:00Z

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	Commonly AFAB or AMAB, which stands for Assigned Female/Male At Birth. Refers to the gender and or sex a doctor assigned at birth.		Commonly AFAB or AMAB, which stands for Assigned Female/Male At Birth. Refers to the gender and or sex a doctor assigned at birth.
			Acronym may also be written as FAAB (Female Assigned At Birth) or DFAB (Designed Female At Birth), and those formats also work with M for male.
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Ondo: NeoMahler moved page Assigned At Birth to Assigned at birth without leaving a redirect: Naming conventions

2017-04-08T11:45:22Z

NeoMahler moved page Assigned At Birth to Assigned at birth without leaving a redirect: Naming conventions

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	Commonly AFAB or AMAB, which stands for Assigned Female/Male At Birth. Refers to the gender and or sex a doctor assigned at birth.		Commonly AFAB or AMAB, which stands for Assigned Female/Male At Birth. Refers to the gender and or sex a doctor assigned at birth.

			[[Category:Concepts]]