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This session features papers that examine practices, relationships, and identities that challenge gender norms and the gender system. This panel includes studies of how daughters facilitate and encourage their mothers’ questioning of gender norms, analyses of nonbinary peoples’ doing, redoing, and undoing of gender, and examinations of how women rock climbers, motorcycle riders, and plus-size models challenge traditional gender norms and facilitate women’s empowerment. The research presented in this panel spans a range of countries, including China, Nepal, Korea, and the United States.
Gender Accountability and Non-Binary Identities: Redoing Or Undoing Gender in the Search for Liberation? - Mary Ann Vega; Barbara Jane Risman, University of Illinois-Chicago; William Joslyn Scarborough, University of North Texas
Female Solidarity on the Wall: Climbing Together in Physical and Virtual Spaces - Yifang Li, University of Toronto
Riding Against the Tide: Empowerment of Women Motorcycle Riders in Kathmandu - Gita Neupane
Entrepreneurship and Transnational Feminist Sensibilities: Body Positivity among Female Plus-size Models and Influencers in South Korea - Gowoon Jung, Korea University; Juwon Park, Korea University