Arguments Against Transgender Discrimination

Discrimination has been around for centuries and even though there have been improvements in the way society deals with discrimination, we still have a long way to go. One of the biggest problems in America today is racial discrimination. We see it happening all over the

Have you or anyone close to you ever been discriminated before? Multiple types of gender discrimination has always been an issue and it’s time for it all to come to an end. Gender discrimination is discrimination that is based on someone’s gender or sex. Many people have faced it in different ways. I am researching the harm that is caused to different genders, the way women don’t get paid the same as men, and how LGBT people are discriminated in the workplace.

It's easy for people to hate what they don't understand. Imagine if you were learning how to play the guitar, and no matter how many times you practice and study the right chords, you just can't seem to grasp the concept, and there is nothing wrong with that. Plenty of people happen to have this mindset when it comes to transgender people. There is this constant debate concerning transgender men and women and their rights. In some cases, they are expected to abide by certain requirements in order to full change their gender and aren't granted the right to use the bathroom based on their gender identity.

Many people refute that discrimination is something that was left in past but the current situation of America is the argument against that. The consistent racial tensions between white police officers and blacks has been televised since 2012; as the death of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed teen, that was shot by a neighborhood watch volunteer which sparked outrage in the state of Florida. This isn’t the product of killing one black young man but the consistent tyranny of a society that was raised to judge skin tone. The deaths of people such Eric Garner, Ernest Satterwhite, Michael Brown, and Tamir Rice little in common with each other except their race and that they were killed by some type of law enforcement that saw them as an immediate threat without actually understanding the situation. These men and boys lost their lives to a simple understanding and will never be able to present their case in

Oppression is prolonged unjust and cruel treatment. The LGBT community has faced oppression for a very long time. Transgender individuals face oppression in a different way and are often overlooked by LGBT groups because they are finding themselves in a different way. Transgender people are treated cruel and even murdered because of their choices and decisions. These individuals are facing oppression based on themselves but also in ways such as poverty. With discrimination comes the difficulty to keep a job and a safe work environment. This group is one of the main groups forgotten about and misunderstood. Instead of facing oppression for one reason these individuals face cruel treatment just walking down the street. It is impossible

The group I will be researching is Transgenders. Transgenders have been being oppressed since they first began to open up about themselves. They have always been judged based on what’s seen and not who they are. Transgenders are human beings like any of the rest of us, they just rather have a different gender than the one they were born as. This group will overcome oppression.

Police profiling is far from a thing of the past. Recent events in American society have exposed not only racial profiling, but now discrimination and bias-based arrests on transgender individuals. While many corrections officers believe they are doing their jobs by arresting transgender people that they perceive as criminal or engaging in illegal activity, at times some officers take their harrassment too far and use their force in a bias-based manor. It is the responsibility of police to protect the rights and the safety of all citizens, and it is imperative that ALL officers in duty understand this aspect of their job.

In the United States today discrimination is still an issue in society. As a society progress has definitely been made, but it has never fully gone away. Some of the most discriminatory action takes place in the American justice system. Young minority males between the ages of 25-29 are subject to being treated the most unfairly while whites of the same age are still being treated better than any race in this country. African American and Hispanic males are being incarcerated at higher rates than white males in America. Not only are minorities being incarcerated more, but also they are subject to harsher sentencing terms, fall victim to police racial profiling, and have disparities in the war on drugs. Also whites are still the dominant

Discrimination is all around us, whether it’s against women, race, or religion, it is here. No matter what you try to say, it is here and it won’t be going away anytime soon. People say that others aren’t mistreated or that others feelings don’t get hurt because they are treated different, but the truth is that it does hurt. Women have to fight for equal rights. All races have too many stereotypes. People who practice religion have to be secretive about doing it.

In addition, freedom of discrimination is the United State main social problem. In a country like the United State, no one wants to be discriminated. That is why it is important to treat everyone with the same respect as well as equal right no matter what they religion, skin color, or life style are. World discrimination been around decades before civil right times in the US. The condition that leads to an issue like this, is human perception they have as an individual. However, for discrimination to end it have to start with each individual that is in this world. For example, the concerns about the role of discrimination in interactions of law enforcement officers with members of minority groups is nothing new—whether in the United States

Discrimination and prejudice have been in our world for as long as humans have themselves. Discrimination has caused problems in societies all throughout history. But despite all of the terrible things that have happened because of prejudice and discrimination, it continues to live on in our world today.

Although the definition and way of life has changed over the years, transgender people’s existence rivals that of the human race, and have been using bathrooms according to their gender identity, not their sex, since the restroom was invented. However, in recent years, states such as Texas and North Carolina have introduced policies that would require citizens to use the bathroom that correlates with the sex on their birth certificate. These discriminatory policies are shaping the nation to be an oppressive society, contradictory to what the founding fathers wanted for our country.

At the same time, others believe that allowing these children with underdeveloped minds to so drastically change their lives in such a long term way is unacceptable and can even be constituted as child abuse. Opposition to such transgendering practices arise from scientific facts and concerns that “the transgendering of children damages bone health, it alters height, it leads, in girls to early hysterectomies at 18 years” (Jeffreys). Given these facts, opponents of transgenderism have made the decision that such drastic measures are simply too volumetric in their harm to the child. They believe if a child wishes to be assigned to a different orientation of gender, they must wait until they are 18 years of age in order to develop fully and have

Throughout the founding of America as an independent country, we have struggled with civil rights at a rate much slower than European countries. The equality of black and brown individuals, equality for women, and more recently; marriage equality for the gay and lesbian community isn’t far removed from the mouths of social justice warriors and politicians. However, it is that time again that a new fight for equality is taking the mainstream media by storm, gender equality for the transgender community. While mainstream media and television are bringing a highlight to the inner struggles of transgender individuals and making the general public aware of their existence and importance for the future of civil rights, a battle that is being hard

Transgender, denoting or relating to a person whose sense of personal identity and gender does not correspond with their birth sex. Many people don’t feel comfortable as their birth sex, and they switch so it is better for them even though a lot of people find it wrong. Transgender people should be treated the same way as non-transgender people.