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    The way society has viewed transgender individuals has always been seen in a negative way. They are viewed as different and because of that they are not treated the same as a heterosexual male or female. Like this restroom debate. A part of society does want to allow these individuals to go into a public restroom to which they identify themselves as, but don’t because they don’t want for example a man in a woman’s restroom. I can see why this might cause a conflict in a woman’s point of view because

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    afraid, and no longer willing to hide what makes us happy. Gays, Lesbians, and Transgender have been hiding amongst the ages from the Roman era until current 2012 and even though many look at the community as infection, it is truth that makes us afraid of what we do not understand compared to what is seen. Just like slavery and women’s right, Gay, Lesbian, Quire, and Bisexuals community have been faced with adversity. Gay rights are an ethical issue because there is limitation set for our community due

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    According to Major David Eastburn, a spokesman for the Pentagon, new guidelines on transgender recruitment allow for the disqualification of recruits with gender dysphoria, those with a medical history of treatments associated with gender transitioning, and those who have undergone reconstruction surgery.  However, such recruits will be allowed to enlist in the military if a doctor or other medical provider certifies that they have been stable in their ‘preferred sex’ for at least a year and a half

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    Lgbt Pros And Cons

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    Across the country, before state legislative sessions have even convened, lawmakers are making clear that transgender people will again be the relentless targets of discriminatory legislation. Last year, lawmakers introduced more than 200 anti-LGBT bills in 34 states. At least 50 of those bills targeted transgender people specifically. We were able to defeat the overwhelming majority of these proposed laws. The two most sweeping anti-LGBT bills to become law, HB 1523 in Mississippi and HB 2 in

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    NPR 1 – Probing the Complexities of Transgender Mental Health A man and a woman get pregnant and decide that they are going to learn the sex of the baby as soon as they can. Neither really care the sex of the child as long as the child is healthy. However, the man would not mind a boy who can carry on the family name, while the woman sees visions of pink. During the sixteenth week of pregnancy, the doctor preforms a blood test and the parents find out they are having a boy. How excited they

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    LGBT is an acronym for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. The subject of being homosexual is a sensitive subject for almost anyone in America. That being, Americans have multiple different viewpoints that they have developed. Some having harsh views, and some just being a free spirit. The LGBT community has always had a controversial viewpoint in contrary to religion, social acceptance, and it even goes against what the president has to say. Christians believe that a man should love a woman

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    genders is the wrong thing to do, but no one has seemed to try stopping it. Transgenders have been discriminated the most against. Others don’t realize how much harm they are causing by physically assaulting transgenders. One thing that should be clear to everyone is that people shouldn’t be assaulted in any way due to the fact that they are trans. In The Transgender Crucible, a 23 year old girl named CeCe McDonald is a transgender who was charged with murder just because she was defending herself. Dean

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    Gender Dysphoria can be defined as the condition of feeling one's emotional and psychological identity as a male or female to be opposite of one’s biological sex. During the 2013-14 school year, a transgender student at Gloucester High School named Gavin Grimm was diagnosed with gender dysphoria his sophomore year. As part of his treatment, Grimm’s mother informed the school administrators of her sons male gender identity. Her reason doing so was to help Grimm socially transition in all aspects of

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    Imagine dealing with people harassing you and treating you different for being a woman or being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender. In my research paper I will being bringing to light what both types of these people go through. As well as to try to have people see what its like to be in their shoes. My research paper will also show what both types of these people go through in different parts of the world too. For hundreds of years gender inequality has been very much present. In fact women

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    about gender identity inequalities in Australia. Fifty years ago, nobody could ever have imagined how widely accepted transgender individuals would be in modern times. Countries all around the world had only ever known about the social distinction between men and women, which is known as ‘masculinity vs. Femininity’. However, now it is much more complex than that; as transgender and gender confused individuals are more widely accepted, it has become more of a case of sex vs. gender. “Sex is the biologically

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