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    against Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, Transgender, Transsexuals and Queer people (LGBTQ people). The downfall of that claim was it cited a study that said North Carolina might lose more than $500 million, not that it already had. At the time we found a more accurate estimate of losses was between $77 million and the 201 million (Will Doran). House Bill 2 is referred to as the bathroom law. The prominence of House Bill 2 is to determine the rights of transsexual and transgender people to use the bathroom without

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    differencing the past years, one of the many things is Transgender (relating to a person whose sense of personal identity and gender does not correspond with their gender given at birth) Inequality. It’s now a big thing including the LGBT community (stands for a grouping of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) in the 21st century. The population consists of 115, 000 to 450,000 people. All those human beings who have been fighting for their rights in this country and all over the world, who try to

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    There are many people who use the argument of tradition and religion to go against people who are transgender. Rick Scarborough, chairman of Tea Party Unity said that laws that help and protect transgender people are "forcing Bible-believing Christians to deny their faith rather than inconvenience cross-dressing, gender-confused adults," which isn’t the case at all. Transgender people don’t have intentions of changing the religious beliefs of other people, the only intention they have is changing

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    were first classified as transgender (Oliven & A, 1965). Transgender individuals are those who

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    Heterosexuals’ Attitudes Toward Transgender People: Finds from a National Probability Sample of US Adults. The paper studies the attitudes of heterosexual adult population towards transgender people, while simultaneously clarifying exactly why there exists some hostility towards homosexuals, both in the United States of America. The paper puts across the statement that the word itself (Transgender) is now largely used to factor out groups of people who apparently communicate expressions and qualities

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    various states because of the presidents judgement. The transgender bathroom policy allows transgender students to use the bathroom they identify as and not by the sex on their birth certificate (Fox News, 2016). The transgender bathroom policy has both successes and failure to ensure safety for transgender students resulting to its change being for not only trans-gender. Gender neutral bathrooms allows safety for those who are not only transgender, but also a part of the LGBTQ community, etc. but it

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    Transgender Bathrooms

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    “I was delighted to see that the people of Houston voted for common sense.” Newt Gingrich had remarkable words to say after the city of Houston didn’t vote in favor of the transgender bathroom law. According to Kaeley Triller, “There’s no way to make everyone happy about transgender bathrooms and locker rooms. So the priority ought to be finding a way to keep everyone safe.” If you have a gender on your birth certificate, then that is your gender, regardless of what you want to be. Debate.org

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    On the topic of the transgender community they understand the difference in sexuallity, gender, and a educated idea of what a trans-person go through in their day to day life. They know and understand that there is a lot of struggles that comes with being a trans-person such as

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    Introduction The purpose of this study was to prove how minority stress correlates with mental health within the transgender community. As defined by Meriam-Webster Dictionary, transgender “is relating to, or being a person who identifies with or expresses a gender identity that differs from the one which corresponds to the person 's sex at birth” (Merriam-Webster, 2016). For example, male to female, or female to male. However, researchers in this study used the minority stress model, which suggested

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    Bathroom Bill Essay

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    law allowing transgender to use the bathroom of their choice. As soon as this law was pending the state started to intervene, this led to the House Bill 2. This bill required individuals to use the bathroom, lockeroom, or even state owned facilities that corresponded to their gender on their birth certificate. It also established

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