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    commonplace in our everyday lives. The primary reason for it being perpetuated in our society is the history of ignorance and misinformation. Sexism appertains to the discrimination or prejudice of a person based on whether that is a man‚ women‚ or transgender. Women have the hardest struggle against sexism. These prejudices can affect them in hundreds of ways from the workplace‚ home‚ and their safety while out and about. Nationally‚ women remain subject to horrible mistreatment such as domestic violence

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    These individuals call themselves transgender. In the book‚ Just One of The Guys‚ many transgender individuals describe the experiences they went through during their transition from female to male. Being transgender is hard within itself‚ but going through the transition in today’s society does not make being transgender any easier for the many individuals experiencing this life change. There are options one may choose while being transgender. Some choose to go through surgical procedures

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    Her adversity was a harder adversity than today’s transgenders (not to discredit today’s transgenders)‚ being that she was one of the early people to publicly come forth. Adversity is defined as a condition marked by difficulties or misfortune‚ both of which she faced. Before becoming a transgender‚ Phyllis had the life that most dream to have. She had a wife‚ children‚ great job‚ was a devout christian‚ and a decorated history

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    understand their own beliefs‚ before they can care and accept other cultures (Harkreader‚ 2007). Developing a plan to help meet the health care needs of transgender individuals could most likely be implemented in 5 years. The short-term goal would be to provide continuous education to all staff members regarding the specific care needs of transgender individuals and using proper terminology. This goal could be implemented in a time frame of 6-12 months. Organizations could provide educational material

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    binaries because transgender individuals can legally change their sex‚ dressing up by men in women’s clothes and vice versa is increasingly considered normal‚ and homosexuals can get married and adopt children. Today if someone does not accept his or her own sex it can be legally

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    >The Discrimination Against Transgender People. In today’s American society‚ there are many social norms that people are expected to live by. Women are the nurturers‚ caring for and raising children‚ and also keeping the household. Men are the providers‚ working long in the day to make sure his family has everything that they may need‚ they are the protecters‚ and heads of the household. But with every social norm‚ there is a group of individuals who challenge those social norms. With every broken

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    In the past‚ being transgender has been a topic that has been swept under the rug and avoided. It was not until recently that research has been done in the field of transgender studies. A major component of this concept‚ from a diagnostic perspective‚ has been the study of Gender Identity Disorder (GID). Gender Identity Disorder is defined as a frustration‚ distress‚ or unhappiness with one’s biologically gender identifying features and how it relates to their perceived gender‚ or their gender identity

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    for those who are diagnosed transgendered individuals. The new and professionally approved term is now gender dysphoria. This revamped term dismissed the idea that transgender individuals have a “disorder‚” implying some kind of mental instability. While socially‚ this new terminology brings a new light and approach to the transgender community‚ the medical aid associated with GID is also now in jeopardy due to the lack of it being an actual disease. In the case of gender dysphoria‚ we see how its

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    biological sex is different from their gender identity (transgender). A person may realize he or she is transgender in childhood or later in life. Transgender people come from every ethnic and religious background. They are part of communities across the

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    A man made up of facial hair‚ bright red lipstick‚ and a pink pencil skirt. Not a man‚ but a woman. Is it wrong for this transgender woman to use the women’s restroom? Should this woman feel at risk just by going into the same gendered bathroom that they identify as? Gendered bathrooms are not only degrading for the transgender and lgbt community‚ but they are the definition of opposing equality. A person should feel safe and comfortable with themselves in a bathroom‚ no matter the gender. Did society

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