Which feminist question reveals how gender is a social construct rather than a fixed biological property of human life?

A) And what about the women?
B) Why is all this as it is?
C) And what about the differences among women?
D) How can we change and improve the social world so as to make it a more just place for all people?

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Daniella Marsicano · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  The question Why is all this as it is? suggests that gender roles and expectations are not simply fixed biological properties of human life, but rather constructed and perpetuated through social processes, institutions, and cultural norms. It invites us to critically examine the ways in which gender is socially constructed and maintained in different contexts and to question whether these constructions are fair and just for all individuals.

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