Actually you can't, without surgery. Males are usually larger, but even that varies enough so that you can't tell until mating season. Then you can tell by behavior.

"Night Funeral in Harlem" by Langston Hughes captures the somber and mournful atmosphere of a funeral procession in Harlem. The poem reflects on themes of death, loss, and grief within the African American community in the urban setting of Harlem. Hughes uses imagery and poetic language to convey a sense of collective mourning and the enduring resilience of the community in the face of tragedy.