Dude. They are not the same. I asked about specific language from a statutory definition. The specific language was "gender related self image" (although I want to know what you think about the entire definition as well). The Wiki definition does not mention "gender related self image."
It doesn't specifically mention it but it does cover it when it says: "person's private sense, and subjective experience,"
I asked that question years ago in the thread I created. I've asked that same question to a number of people over the years and no one has been able to tell me what it means and how an employer can discriminate against someone on the basis of "gender related self image." So when I asked you, I was asking the same question I've asked many other people. But you've already said (years ago) that it isn't clear.
I said that before (and i stated why on this very thread) because i hadn't read the other definition
Then I found some specific language from California, which includes a person having neither male nor female gender. I mean, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. What kind of twisted language is that? And what kind of twisted society are we creating?
I don't think we are "creating any kind of twisted society". Is that your answer to my questions? i.e. "Attempt to eliminate gender differences" "Broader agenda of indoctrination" To what end?
Some feel we should address realities with in our society to protect those people's rights.
In any event, I know you're not going to talk about the specific language of a specific statute. Maybe it makes you uncomfortable to admit how confusing it is (like you previously did)? Don't know. Don't care.
Seriously? I live in California. I go to SF often. These days you don't need to go to SF to see some crazy stuff.
And why should i address the specific language when the wiki def sums it up well enough IMO?
Is all this a good enough answer from me Beach?
quid pro quo "Attempt to eliminate gender differences" "Broader agenda of indoctrination" To what end?