Queer theory, which recognizes the socially constructed nature of sexual identity,
A) views only one type of sexuality as normal.
B) interprets society as forcing sexual boundaries, or dichotomies, on people.
C) sees homosexuality as fixed in biology.
D) blames social institutions for a social misunderstanding of sexuality.

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Queer theory sees society as creating rigid sexual boundaries or dichotomies, rather than seeing a particular sexuality as normal or fixed in biology. It emphasizes the socially constructed nature of sexual identity and challenges the idea that there are only two distinct and opposite genders.

Queer Theory, Which Recognizes the Socially Constructed Nature of Sexual