What’s important to remember is that people deserve to express themselves in ways that feel right for them and to be respected no matter how they identify, look, dress or label themselves. Everyone has a sex assigned at birth, a gender identity and a sexual orientation. Who someone is attracted to-their sexual orientation-is not related to sex assigned at birth, gender identity or gender expression. When you share your gender identity with the world through clothing, makeup, how you talk, act and more, it is called “gender expression.” A person’s sex assigned at birth, gender identity and gender expression can all be different. Some people may not want to use a label to describe themselves. These people may call themselves “gender expansive,” “genderqueer,” “gender nonbinary” or something else. These people may have a gender identity called “transgender.” The way some people feel or sees themselves may not fit into female-male categories. These people have a gender identity that is called “cisgender.” Or someone may be born with a penis and identify as a girl or born with a vagina and identify as a boy.
A person may be born with a penis and identify as a boy or born with a vagina and identify as a girl. Sometimes people’s gender identity matches their bodies, and sometimes it does not. It is an internal feeling or sense a person has of being male, female, somewhere in between or something else altogether. Gender identity is all about how we feel inside about our gender.
Sex assigned at birth is about how someone else sees our bodies and does not take into consideration how we feel inside.
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A medical professional may label them as intersex. Some babies may have bodies or chromosomes that don’t fit the typical categories of male or female. For example, a baby with a vulva will be labeled a girl, and a baby with a penis will be labeled a boy.
A medical professional may say a baby is male, female or intersex, depending on what the medical professional observes about the baby’s body. “Sex assigned at birth” refers to the label a medical professional gives to a baby when it is born.
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