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    Gender identity does not originate through your reproductive or sexual anatomy‚ but rather through the brain. “It is your state of being‚ the way you think of yourself‚ who you really are”‚ and is impossible to change that self- declared gender identity of a child but‚ if doing so will cause harm. According to a 2013 study‚ due to the lack of social support and discrimination‚ it has been estimated that 77 percent of transgender people in Ontario at the age 16 and over had seriously considered suicide

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    Childhood Gender Identity Disorder Davonport University English 109 Childhood Gender Identity Disorder When making decisions about the lives of children who do not adhere to their gender norms it is important to be well informed and aware of what they are going through. According to Stryker (2008)‚ gender identity relates to a person’s sense of comfort or discomfort with their biological gender while a gender role is a public display. Gender role non-conformity is not the

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    Gender identity and the process by which children come to learn more about themselves has been a strongly debated topic as of late‚ especially due to our recent election and repeals of various bills and laws that were put into effect in order better protect children identifying as art of the LGBT community. However‚ gender policing negatively affects children with cis-het identities as well‚ especially through the “sex-category sorting process” observed by Michael Messner. Gender segregation and

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    where our sex and gender identity is defined not by how we wish‚ but how society has socially constructed it to be. It has built a binary‚ which means whatever is feminine is not masculine and whatever is masculine is not feminine (Foss et al. 16). From there an identity begins to build that is also based off of a master narrative‚ which instruct members of a culture to be certain types of people who live certain kinds of lives (Foss et al. 54). This is where traditional gender roles come into play

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    Human beings are born sexual. They develop a strong sense of being male and female‚ the human behaviour of being a man or a woman is called gender identity. The characteristics of being a man or a woman involve biological‚ psychological‚ and sociological factors. People from all cultures have acted in relationships in different ways that are influenced by their cultural traditions and laws about sex. Human sexuality and how males and females act within the relationship can be considered as physically

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    Gender and Identity as theoretical concepts’ “The term gender is part of the attempt by contemporary feminists to stake claim to certain definitional ground‚ to insist on the inadequacy of existing bodies of theory for explaining persistent inequalities between women and men”. (Joan W. Scott‚ Gender: A useful category of historical analysis) Feminist politics has enabled the rethinking of the previously taken –for-granted understandings of

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    makes them more approachable. I can certainly say that my beliefs or thoughts were reinforced. Yes‚ I do believe that families are primary influence on gender identity; however‚ there is so much parents/families influence on a child can do; you can dress a child up as according to their gender nonetheless‚ if the person feels that the traditional gender role they are placed into is suffocating;

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    (e-mail me and let me know if you use this and how it does) Gender Identity Disorder (GID) As early as the age of four (Vitale‚ 1996)‚ some children begin to realize that the gender their body tells them they are‚ and the gender their mind tells them they are don’t correspond. The sense of gender and the anatomical sex of a person mature at different times and different regions of the body (Vitale‚ 1997b). Sometimes the gendermap‚ the template within the mind of a person that codes for masculinity

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    forming gender identity in our Children’s formative years. This boy’s family forces him to watch Sunday afternoon football each week. What then lures that five year old boy to his grandmother’s bedroom to play dress up with her makeup and high heels the moment the football game ends? Could the media make this feminine boy into a masculine man? Or is it something that is already a part of the brain that defines what our gender will be

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    There are many different factors that would lead to concern in regards to safeguarding. Suspicion of maltreatment or abuse but most tend to be overlooked by people as they just put it down to children just being children or the child’s personality. These factors that would lead to suspicion of maltreatment or abuse can be separated into two key elements; these are the physical and behavioural elements of the child. Physically maltreatment or abuse will be suspected if a child is coming in with bruises

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