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The mannish voice is now enforced as a masculine voice. This is often considered problematic because the gender binary is still largely binary and there's not much room for those who do not identify as male or female. But masculinity also has its own set of problems that may need to be addressed, such as the issues with male violence and refusal to acknowledge thoughts and feelings that don't conform to "macho man" ideals. This blog post discusses how the use of masculinized voices in society can sometimes cause more harm than good if it hinders people from feeling accepted for who they are--or if it leads them to feel shame when they say something unmasculine or non-normative in their speech. The audio recording is of a speech given by a man which has been altered, masculinized and with the use of gender-inverted imagery. The voice was originally masculine, with a slight feminine quality. The audio recording has been altered to sound more like the speaker's self-identified gender; with the use of stereotypical language and imagery. When this recording is listened to it causes people to feel uncomfortable with their own gendered identity and/or uncomfortable with how their behaviour is perceived by others. These feelings can cause people to identify as non-binary or as something that does not conform to binary gender expectations; we often call this "genderqueerness". The male voice rings hollow and not completely masculine despite the fact that if one listens to the entire recording it is clear that all of the language used by the speaker is masculine. The audio was unconsciously altered by a listener. This happened because a person does not feel safe in their own gender expression--and this is a common experience for non-binary people and other genders who do not conform to binary gender expectations. This kind of feeling can cause people to identify as non-binary or as something that does not conform to binary gender expectations; we often call this "genderqueer". The purpose of this blog post was to create a record of how we can try and change gender-stereotyping that is occurring in our society. This recording is a representation of the experiences that many non-binary and genderqueer people share, and the feeling they get when trying to express themselves in ways that fit within societal expectations. Many people who do not conform to binary expectations feel unsafe in their own bodies; however, they may not be able to communicate this unhappiness openly because of other people's disapproval/unwillingness/threats/etc. This recording was made by altering someone's speech. This is a common experience for non-binary and genderqueer people. We can make these recordings with the use of modern technology. This makes non-binary and genderqueer people feel uncomfortable with their own gendered expression. However, this is a common experience for non-binary and genderqueer people. INSERT QUOTE HERE In order to create a quote that talks about how transgender people feel when they're constantly misgendered, I want to write from the perspective of what it feels like when someone misgenders you instead of using a quote from someone in my community or in some other way referencing my identity directly in the text. cfa1e77820
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