gender-blind

adjective

1. not discriminating on the basis of gender, or not making a distinction between the sexes

Example Sentences

I hope it will silence the naysayers who complained that women would win fewer awards in a gender-blind competition.

From Los Angeles Times

Other men described themselves as being gender-blind because “I don’t feel that I acted in a different way than I would have had she been male,” ignoring the heavier burden of sexism that falls on women.

From Scientific American

So, a gender-blind approach loses sight of how the same level of support can make a bigger impact on a female versus male colleague.

From Scientific American

I’ve always wanted to be given the chance to show that gender-blind casting is absolutely valid and that we should be casting people based on who’s right for the role.

From Seattle Times

Supporters of a gender-blind draft note the rising number of women already serving in the military and that virtually all military assignments, including combat jobs, are being filled by men and women.

From Washington Times