Terms often have multiple meanings. Even the most simple concepts can be underst

Terms often have multiple meanings. Even the most simple concepts can be understood differently by different people, or they can have odifferent political significances for people.
For example, as the following meme suggests, for some, “gender” is simple and self-evident: either male or female. But as we have already read, gender is not so straightforward for everyone. Gender is not only personal and therefore diverse, but it is also political!
This first Key Term Check is meant to get you thinking about how your term can be differently defined by different sources. Your term is surely complex and complicated, and before you dive into how you want to define it in your paper, you need to know how it has thus far been understood by others.
For this Key Term Check, you will need to find three different definitions of your term online. You may use dictionary sources (Merriam Webster, Dictionary.com, etc.) as well as other sources such as feminist and/or LGBTQ blogs or online articles written by reputable sources. What sources you use depends on how complicated your term is and how much “digging” you have to do to find a definition.
Simply list the definitions you have found followed by the source properly cited. Failure to properly cite your sources will result in a loss of points. If you have questions about how to cite your source, you can refer to the following resource: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_works_cited_electronic_sources.html
Forgot your key term choice? Check it here.
For information on how this assignment will be graded, please refer to the rubric below.
If you can，please send me three definition that you choose before March1th

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