Will Legal Gender cease to exist in the US before 2060?

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Resolves as Yes if gender is no longer indicated on legal documents such as US passport or driving license, nor recorded by administrations, but only used by some institutions on a declarative basis (in effect, gender would be treated like race/ethnicity or sexual orientation currenly is in 2023). Resolves as Yes immediately as soon as implemented.

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in effect, gender would be treated like race/ethnicity or sexual orientation currenly is in 2023

So, as the basis of covert discrimination?

This question does not express or imply any political view, nor do I wish to support or oppose such an outcome or any other outcome.

To me the market should be 99%: why would governments continue to control a characteristics which has no legal consequence and can be changed relatively easily?

Is that should be in the normative or descriptive sense

Purely descriptive. I believe that this is going to happen but I express no opinion if this is a good or bad thing.

@ElBaltringo Status quo bias is strong, and legal gender is very Lindy :) If society takes on a different view I'd guess 60 years, not 30. If there is no push to change a policy I have no reason to expect it will be.