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    Analyzing the Case of Gwen Transgender is a term that describes people who have Gender Dysphoria, new term for Gender Identity Disorder (Butcher, Hooley, & Mineka, 2013; Altilio, & Otis-Green, 2011). Uniquely as the word transgender has become a descriptive definition to describe or define a population of marginalized individuals, who may potentially develop anxiety, depression, restlessness, and other symptoms as a result of their disorder. The social construct of sex and gender has become…

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    people do not know what they are really felt. Some transgender have to hide their identity because of they afraid of their family will not accept what they are going to be, some of them are afraid that people around them will look at them and think that they are different. Therefore, instead of look at them as different from normal gender, people should respect for who they are and what they choose for their self. Most people today are insult transgender because they are different but on the…

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    LGBT folks to be out and open about their identities. With this sudden influx of a variety of new labels, more people are being accused of faking their identities for attention, or labeled as trend setters, especially in the trans community. To be transgender means that a person’s gender identity doesn’t match the gender they were designated at birth. For many people, this means a person who was raised as a male now identifying as a female, or vice versa. Though, recently, many people have begun…

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    transgendered male makes it uncomfortable for me. If the bill is not passed school systems will have to accommodate for this issue. The next question is how do you properly accommodate transgendered individuals? Do you add a third bathroom for transgender people, do you make all bathrooms neutral, or do you just make multiple family bathrooms? Whatever the case may be this issue will not stop at just the bathrooms. In order to dress out for gym you have male and female locker rooms. So how…

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    with all the media exposure to Bruce Jenner and his lifestyle change to become a woman but I don 't really fully understand so I ask Rodney if trans gendered people wear gay is whale, any kind of laughed at me and said no and individual who is transgender would not consider him or herself to be gay. What 's transit gendered, they consider the relationships just like other heterosexual people. For example if a mail goes through the psychological testing, the surgeries that alter them from being…

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    to be separate bathrooms for transgenders, it would eliminate most to all controversy towards all genders. This is including men, women, and transgenders. The evidence that backs up this statement is that the majority of the population, not only in the US, but the whole world, would feel uncomfortable in situations that consist of transgenders in their bathrooms. This is because the majority of the world are not transgenders. In fact, there 's only 700,000 transgenders in the US out of…

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    In recent years, many more people are identifying as transgender. Compared to Gay rights, transgender rights are not talked about as frequently. The journal Transgender Rights posted December 11, 2015, by CQR, dives into the idea of the transgender community receiving equal rights. Discrimination is a part of every transgendered life. The transgendered community fighting for anti-discrimination laws is an ongoing process in the United States. In 32 states, it is completely legal to turn down a…

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    of fate into the ladies washroom. These are just some of the issues transgender individuals are facing today. What is transgender you asked? Well, according to Merriam-Webster, transgender is a person who identifies a gender identity that is different from the one in correspondence to the individual’s sex at birth. Transgender and bathroom issues in schools are not unheard…

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    the years, the controversy of transgender has changed and blossomed into an ongoing topic of discussion. The real question however, is what makes someone transgender to begin with. According to Kate Bornnstein in My Gender Workbook, you are transgendered if you don’t fit perfectly in the gendered pyramid, are gaining a different perspective on gender, are questioning or studying gender, or has the desire or courage to own their transgressions against gender is transgender. I agree with…

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    in during a football game according to the team they are rooting for. Inclusion can provide an odd sense of comfort. All too often, however, transgender youth are denied that sense of belonging because they defy society’s categories of male and female. The gender binary divides society into two separate, unequivocal categories that marginalizes transgender youth and directly impacts their emotional health and well-being. Society’s collective response of demeaning, shaming, and violence further…

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