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    Transgender people recently have been better acknowledged and represented in American media and politics. In spite of this growing recognition of Tran’s people in popular culture, discrimination and true acceptance by the American people of this different lifestyle is still a process that has some time to go. The transgender community makes up a controversial, growing culture in America. Promoting the idea of tolerance, self-love and acceptance, the Transgender community helps support a community

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    today’s society, a person is able to identify themselves as a boy, a girl or a transgender. Transgender is a delicate subject to some people as it may be accepted by some and abnormal for others. Lisa Fields, a journalist, informed us that nearly 700,000 people are living publicly as transgender in the U.S and many people have many assumptions about what it means to be transgender. The people who identify themselves as transgender say it what is means inside to them is what matters. Additionally, different

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    Jacquelyne Ruiz 7 April 2016 Transgender Panel Discussion Throughout the past decades sex and gender have remained in major taboos and impacts within the transgender communities. Indeed, after participating in a Transgender Panel Discussion at Fresno State University, reading articles like Meet the Muxes, class discussions and the conclusion for all four sources lead to words like exclusion, discrimination, and oppressions because those define the lives of transgender, Muxes, and that for following

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    People who identify as a transgender person oftentimes make other people feel uncomfortable because those individuals are not aware of what is acceptable

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    Transgender is a metaphorical umbrella term that covers a person whose self-identification, anatomy, appearance, manner, and/or expression is different from the sex assigned to them at birth and does not fit with societies interpretation for the norm of gender roles. Included in the transgender umbrella are transsexual people, non-binary gender identities, and cross-dressing (LGBT Youth, 2017). Transgender individuals are often the target of discrimination, injustice and social stigma that can

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    Transgender people go through many obstacles in their lifetime. Transgender have a hard time identifying themselves and their gender expressions. The term transgender is a bigger word used to associate with transmen or transwomen whose binary gender is the opposite of the sex they were assigned at birth. In addition, the term genderqueer can fall in the transgender category. Another term that may be categorize under transgender is third gender people. The term transgender is used for those individuals

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    a dream. But behind that perfect façade is a harsh reality: things are not as perfect as they seem, though tremendous gains have been made. Over the past few years, tremendous gains have been made in regards to the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender community (among others). In 2008, the long-standing

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    On July 26, President Trump states that he didn't want any Transgenders in the military. A transgender is a relating to, or being a person (as a transsexual or a transvestite) who identifies with or expresses a gender identity that differs from the one which corresponds to the person's sex at birth (Merriam-Webster). Trump reason why was “tremendous medical cost and disruption” ( Davis ). This reason isn't a good one because everyone is created equal.What President Trump doesn't understand is that

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    Transgenders in the Military Body dysphoria is defined as “a mental disorder characterized by the obsessive idea that some aspect of one's own appearance is severely flawed and warrants exceptional measures to hide or fix it.” Being transgender, or suffering from gender dysphoria, is the idea that the person’s sex doesn’t match the person’s gender identity, and to fix it, they take to extremes such as having sex reassignment surgery (SRS). Gender dysphoria is a form of body dysphoria, a mental illness

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    Should Transgenders be Allowed to use any Bathroom they Choose? My topic is Should Transgenders be Allowed to go in any Bathroom they Choose? My opinion about this question is that transgenders should not be allowed to go in any bathroom they chose because no one would want to see a man in the women's restroom or a female in the men's restroom. “It's clear that a transgender person being forced to use a bathroom that is designed primarily for one sex rather than another would be disadvantaged

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