Sobre la existencia del sexo

In recent years, a new theory of gender has been imposed internationally as a mark of progress in the media, academic articles, heated discussions on social networks and even in laws or bills. This theory abandons the distinction between sex (biological) and gender (cultural) that has served feminism to fight against prejudice and discrimination against women. The proclaimed objective is laudable: to achieve the full inclusion of transgender people. More and more idealistic people support her. But is that really the purpose that gives it its overwhelming momentum? An essential reading for the debate about our present and future, this straightforward and clear style book is the fruit of extensive research by Kajsa E. Ekman. The well-known Swedish author maintains that we are witnessing a patriarchal reaction that, by fraudulently using feminist language, favors economic interests, encourages the return of compulsory heterosexuality and old gender roles and prepares the curtailment of hard-won gains for equality for the women.