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- Cisgender - Wikipedia
The word cisgender (often shortened to cis; sometimes cissexual) describes a person whose gender identity corresponds to their sex assigned at birth, i e , someone who is not transgender [1][2][3] The prefix cis- is Latin and means on this side of
- Cisgender vs. Straight: What’s the Difference? Terms FAQs
Cisgender is a word used to describe gender identity Straight, on the other hand, is used to describe sexual orientation
- Cisgender and Transgender: The Difference Explained - WebMD
Cisgender people identify themselves as the sex assigned to them during birth Heterosexual, lesbian, gay and asexual people can all fall under the cisgender category
- Cisgender | Description, Terminology, Modern Use | Britannica
Cisgender, term used in reference to persons whose gender identity corresponds with their sex assigned at birth The prefix cis is derived from Latin and means “on this side of” or “on the same side as ”
- What does cisgender mean? Definition and more - Medical News Today
According to the LGBTQIA Resource Center, cisgender — pronounced sis-gender — refers to a gender identity that a person, or society, deems to match the sex that a doctor assigned them at birth
- What does cisgender mean? - Merriam-Webster
Cisgender (also styled as cisgendered and often shortened to cis) describes someone whose internal sense of gender corresponds with the sex the person was identified as having at birth
- What Does Cis Mean? A Beginner’s Guide to the Term “Cisgender” | Them
What does “cisgender” mean? “Cis” (pronounced sis) is short for cisgender, meaning you identify with the gender you were presumed to be at birth For example, a cisgender woman is someone who was assigned female at birth and continues to identify as a woman throughout her life
- Cisgender | Gender Wiki | Fandom
Cisgender (often shortened to cis) is a term that refers to anyone whose gender identity aligns with their sex assigned at birth This term applies to those who fully or more closely identify as their assigned sex while simultaneously rejecting the term transgender
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