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    Security plays a key role in keeping us Americans safe. September 11, 2001, is a day that no one will ever forget. A group of terrorists made a deadly attack on the United States, crashing airplanes into the Pentagon and the World Trade Center, killing thousands. This was a changing moment in our history. After this event, our security became a top priority for us Americans living the United States. Meanwhile, human conflict and war security concerns are at the core of international studies.…

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    Transgender Gender Roles

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    Gender is a social construct, created by society and by cultures to sort out proper roles, behaviors, and appearances for people simply based on their gender. This binary entrenches everyone involved. Men must be masculine, never show emotion, and be 'manly'. While females must be delicate, graceful, small and domestic. Although we are making a great push to break these gender roles, especially with females, we have a long way to go. Men are shamed for acting feminine, because of course…

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    And this is a brief discussion about how social constructionism and doing gender, social deviance (or Goffman’s stigmatization) and intersectionality all work together, and how we can use them to reveal institutions and structures of inequalities. First and foremost, it’s important to be clear about the definition of social constructionism, or the development of reality through various social conventions. Judith Lorber argues (as does Stony Brook University’s Michael Kimmel) that the gender…

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    Gender and sexuality, two things that are seemingly determined at the moment a person is born. It is naturally assumed and projected onto an individual through societal norms that if an individual is born with a penis they are determined to be a male, and as a male once this individual reaches sexual maturity they should engage in sexual relations only with members of the female sex. The same norms apply for members of the female sex, if one is born with a vagina from the moment of their first…

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    Queer Identity

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    Though gender fluidity itself is not unique to India, the history of the third gender in India dates back to 4000 years ago (Tellis 2012). To say that the hijra are a product of western non-binary and genderqueer identities would erase the extensive history of unique gender identities in India and equate the hijra and their place in place in Indian society and culture to that of their western counterparts. Venezuela’s transformitas and India’s hijra are…

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    become and I would be loud about it. I was going to tell everyone: I am genderfluid. The non-binary is any gender that isn't male or female. And there are a plethora of other genders away from those strict societal standards. There is agender, genderqueer, demiboy/girl, and many more. And it isn't entirely unheard of in the LGBT+ community. When I was small and 15 and afraid I was broken, I looked beyond being transgender, which is transitioning from one gender to another. I still wanted to be a…

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    pursuits. It still generates a question whether a faith- based service is able to remain impartial towards the LGBT homeless youth, and provide necessary help despite professing a disparate ideology? In a scenario when an organization shares a convincement that any kind of behavior directed toward a person of one’s own sex should not be publicly approved, this establishment might not wish to recognize the needs of the LGBT youth, and in consequence treat them with a dose of disdain. This…

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    you gotten asked, “Why don’t you just cut off your p… a-r-t-s if you don’t like them?” No, just me? Two people in this classroom identify as something other than a girl or boy. At least, to my knowledge. I am non-binary. Non-binary, also known as genderqueer, is a term under the transgender umbrella. This term means my gender identity is not exclusively “girl” or “boy”. Some more specific non-binary genders are agender and genderfluid. People like me feel ashamed and unsafe due to the…

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    classified as strictly male or female because of the inequality and systematic role that portrays in the U.S. society. For that, some people experiences gender transitioning. What is gender Transitions? Between both male and female is generalized as “Genderqueer” Neither man or women. Many Transgender and Queer communities today are not unusual but outside those communities the reality of a white guy having long prideful lesbian past can be bit disorienting. Rather than give a long winded…

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    role assigned to females and males. They don’t see gender as binary meaning that there are only two genders: male and female. Non-binary gender identity falls under the transgender umbrella. Under the transgender umbrella are identities such as: genderqueer which is a gender identity used by people who don’t want to “express their gender within the gender binary”, bigender which is a gender identity where a person has two genders, there is an agender identity meaning a person has no gender and…

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