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(A very biased and somewhat derogatory description of people who choose to identify with the sex they were born with.) |
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''' | According to [[Rachel Edwards]], '''cis''' [[straight]] white people were a clueless bunch, many of whom bought their personalities at [[Hot Topic]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Head of State (novel)|Head of State]])'' | ||
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Being ''cis'' or ''cisgender'' means that one's [[gender]] aligns with that which they were assigned at birth. It is the opposite of ''[[transgender]]''. | |||
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According to Rachel Edwards, cis straight white people were a clueless bunch, many of whom bought their personalities at Hot Topic. (PROSE: Head of State)
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Being cis or cisgender means that one's gender aligns with that which they were assigned at birth. It is the opposite of transgender.
