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Submitted by rae on Thu, 09/17/2009 - 12:27am.

I actually just read this article. Someone left a copy of the New York Times Magazine at the circulation desk at Canaday, and I was flipping through it and happened to see the article.
I think it's an interesting article, although it links sex and gender a bit more than I think that they should be. I also didn't agree with the idea that biology is destiny.

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