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Activists question labeling human remains by gender

By Abigail Adcox
Published July 19, 2022 6:13pm ET
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Activists question labeling human remains by gender
Some activists and anthropologists are pushing those within the field to stop identifying human remains as male or female. One Canadian student, Emma Palladino, made the case earlier this month, arguing that labeling human remains as one gender is “rarely the end goal of any excavation,” joining others calling for reform in their field of […]


Some activists and anthropologists are pushing those within the field to stop identifying human remains as male or female.

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