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Cisgender individuals align their gender identity with the sex assigned on their original birth certificate – female or male.1 However, there is a growing acknowledgment of the idea that gender is not predetermined at birth.
Gender fluidity embraces the diversity of gender expressions and acknowledges the spectrum of gender, encompassing those who identify as both or neither gender (non-binary). Despite millions of…
