The postmodern process by which strict divisions between male/female, public/private, and instrumental/expressive characterizing the modern family have been undone is sometimes called:

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The process by which strict divisions between male/female, public/private, and instrumental/expressive characterizing the modern family have been undone is called degendering. This term refers to a shift away from defining roles and expectations based solely on gender, and towards a more fluid understanding of identity and family dynamics. The Equal Rights Movement and Feminist Activism have played important roles in advancing gender equality, but they are not specifically focused on undoing these traditional divisions within the family.

The Postmodern Process by Which Strict Divisions Between Male/female, Public/private