In the background is a store with a window display, slowly revealed as the comic progresses. From right to left: Close-ups of enormous fruit (berries, a banana, a kiwi) sitting or floating over a bed of ice, with water and juice splashing dynamically upwards.
A closely-cropped image of a woman’s face, so we just see one eye and the corner of her mouth. One hand is on her cheek. Her lips and nails are icy pink. The transom above the door has an exotic flower decal.
On the front door, in an artsy font treatment, it says: “Are we a smoothie shoppe? A NAIL salon? A DISPENSARY? YOU DON’T KNOW!”
Definitions of sex and gender diverged in the 60s and 70s in academia and in the 80s and 90s third wave feminist Judith Butler popularised the concept of gender
I assumed they meant in the first place, like ~100,000 years ago.
Differentiating between sexes is.. Pretty essential...
For what, exactly? If you get close to someone you'll know either way right? The only thing I can see that matters impacted is romance?
How about medicine?
Your doctor will know...
Either tbh lol