Transgender Stereotypes

Society has always had a particular structure to categorize two genders that has always defined our culture. Not being able to identify with the common gender stereotypes placed by society can leave those individuals to classify their selves under a non-binary standard. Identifying under this binary makes it difficult to find a positive inspiration in social media, growing coverage of transgender identities in the media, and continually going against society’s binary system when presenting in a public setting.
When someone steps out the comfort zone that society has placed on categorizing gender those people are out casted. A person’s choice of clothing can distinguish how they perceive their self and how they decide to present their self …show more content…
Will also help a lot of people learn and be more open to exploring their selves. In the show “The Fosters,” the majority of its viewers are young adults there is a representation of a transgender youth everyday struggles. This undergoes transitioning with limited resources and being surrounded by a negative atmosphere where other characters continuously misgender them. “General hospital” a show mostly viewed by middle-aged audience also has a transgender character. In their situation, they experience the fear of being outed in an atmosphere that has narrow views on LGBTQ community and having to explain to their partner concerning their transition hoping it doesn’t ruin a committed relationship. The positive impact of having these charters broadcasted towards a large varied of people. Broadcast that anyone can identify as transgender and taking the time to understand that it isn 't a phase or a condition, straying away from traditional