What is the author's call to action?
A) end practices, institutions, and norms that privilege some ways of doing gender and marginalize others
B) create a proliferation of representations of gender categories in the expectation that such a proliferation will reduce pressure on all people to conform to specific ways of doing gender
C) reject ideas of a compulsory sexuality
D) all of the above

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The call to action reads, "Rather, we can learn from other progressive movements. For example, trans scholars and activists who have identified our current gender order as a system of oppression have generally not called for a "degendering" of society but have instead called for an end to practices, institutions, and norms that privilege some ways of doing gender and marginalize others. They have also called for a proliferation of representations of gender categories in the expectation that such a proliferation will reduce pressure on all people to conform to specific ways of doing gender. Based on this model, I have argued that we should respond to compulsory sexuality by "challenging the unearned privileges that accrue to sexual people and sexual relationships and by eliminating discrimination against nonsexual people and nonsexual relationships...Simultaneously, we can work to proliferate representations of nonsexuality and asexuality" (Gupta, "Compulsory Sexuality: Evaluating an Emerging Concept" 148). It is my belief that such a vision will create a better world for both asexual and sexual individuals."

What Is the Author's Call to Action