1. Sex, Sexuality, Gender and Space The Spatial Manifestations of “Maleness”, “Femaleness” and Sexual Identity

2. Genderbread Person Created by Sam Killerman www.itsprounouncedmetrosexual.com

3. Biological Sex Your biological sex is based on your anatomy, chromosomes and hormones Female; Male; Intersexed

4. Gender Identity How you see yourself regardless of what your biological sex might be Man, Woman, Genderqueer

5. Gender Expression How you demonstrate your gender based on how you dress, behave, and interact with others Feminine, Masculine, Androgynous

6. Sexuality Based on who you are physically and romantically attracted to Straight, Gay, Bisexual, Pansexual

7. Gendered Spaces Spaces created by/for people based on their gender identity or expression Places men or women feel “comfortable” or “welcomed” or “in charge” e.g., Beauty Parlor v. Barber Shop

8. Spaces of Sexuality The “Gayborhood” e.g., The Castro in San Francisco

9. Why Self Segregate? Comfort – Sometimes minorities like to be in the majority, even if it’s only in a limited space – Friendship, understanding, romance

10. Why Self Segregate? Safety in numbers – Although sometimes communities become a target

11. Why Self Segregate? Symbolism – Enclaves often have an important symbolic meaning, even for those that don’t live there

12. Why Self Segregate? Political Power – Being a majority in a place can mean elected officials and the ability to introduce or change laws