Acknowledging that there are differences between populations of men and women isn’t sexist. Saying “sex shapes X” is acknowledging these are population-level e

Acknowledging that there are differences between populations of men and women isn’t sexist. Saying “sex shapes X” is acknowledging these are population-level effects. If they said “women are more X” that would be sexist. Because many women aren’t, regardless of what X is (outside of primary sex characteristics).