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Men Are Different From Women, Women From Men

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Men Are Different From Women, Women From Men
An all-gender restroom sign is posted at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on July 25, 2016. Win McNamee/Getty Images
Philip Carl Salzman
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It’s well established in biology and psychology, and fully substantiated with empirical evidence, that, on average, men are different from women, and women from men.

Philip Carl Salzman
Philip Carl Salzman
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Philip Carl Salzman is professor emeritus of anthropology at McGill University, senior fellow at the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, fellow at the Middle East Forum, and Past President of Scholars for Peace in the Middle East.
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