Transgenders Should Be Allowed In The Classroom

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A transgender must be allowed to go in a bathroom that matches their identity that they go with. A family member we’re close with always gets judged in the men’s bathroom because her/his identity which refers to her/his physical appearance is of a women. Her/his battle of each day is going to the bathroom where they’re forced to go with. Every transgender has to deal with transphobic people. When days pass by trans get judged out in public when they use a bathroom that they do not belong to. Trans always get beat up for going to the wrong restroom just because society says they should go to bathrooms that match their real gender and not the one that they try covering up. Although they belong in a restroom that defines them by their appearance and not their body parts. If trans go to restrooms that match their identity no one will get harm because they fit in the “women’s appearance.” All human beings should be allowed to use the restroom that each individual think they belong to and fit in with the physical appearance not the gender body parts. Transgenders are tired of this life routine and want better changes to be allowed in a bathroom that goes with their identity not body parts. …show more content…
But the thing is that transgenders are using the bathroom like normal people they’re not harming anyone. In this world nobody really cares for someone’s feelings the only thing that matters in the U.S is the freedom rights of each citizen . The reality makes other uncomfortable but it’s the reality of life. Transgender women are women just as transgender men are men:”The Obama administration’s bold directive to public schools outlining their obligations under federal law to protect transgender students puts forth a laudable and reasonable approach to recognizing the dignity”(www.nytimes.com) Once again rights are for everyone and transgenders have rights as well others need to learn the real identity of

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