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The document summarizes the results of a survey on discrimination regarding sexual orientation and gender identity administered to 176 students. It finds that students perceive some discrimination in Spain overall but less in their daily lives. While sex education addresses identity, it does not fully cover gender or sexual diversity. Most students report no discrimination at school and say they have not personally experienced discrimination due to sexual orientation or gender identity. Religious differences between students were minor.
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- 2. How it was done? We divided the survey in 4 blocks: 1.Perception of discrimination regarding sexual orientation 2.Sex education and diversity 3.Rights and prejudices 4.Personal experiences and discrimination
- 3. In the questionnaire we asked 176 students 96 Female 79 Male FEMALE 55% MALE 45%
- 4. Catholic 45% Muslim 5% Non believers 44% Other 6% Breakdown by religion
- 5. • There are few differences by sex and religion. It may be striking that there is little difference between students who declare themselves Catholics and students who claim to be non- believers.
- 6. On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is "no discrimination" and 10 is "a lot of discrimination", what rating would you give Spain? Average 5,47 On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is "no discrimination" and 10 is "a lot of discrimination", how much discrimination do you see in your daily life? Average 3,48
- 7. Perception of discrimination regarding sexual orientation • It feels that there is discrimination in our country but rather less in the nearby students in their daily life.
- 9. Perception of discrimination regarding sexual orientation
- 10. - In your opinion, has discrimination in Spain increased, stayed the same or decreased in the last 5 years?
- 11. • Sex education is taught in the School but does not always deal with themes of identity of gender or sexual diversity.
- 12. Sex education and Diversity
- 14. • There are no problems of sexual discrimination at the School: teachers do not make offensive comments, there are no cases of students who suffer from discrimination, etc.
- 16. Rights and Prejudices • Boys are shown with more doubts in their responses: there are more don't know/no answer than in girls. Girls are more open on the issue, show less prejudice.
- 22. Personal experiences and discrimination • There is not much significant sample of students who have suffered discrimination because of their sexual orientation or gender identity, less than 10 between 175 responses. The rest of the questions of this block was not scanned for this reason.
- 23. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN DISCRIMINATED AGAINST BECAUSE OF YOUR SEXUAL ORIENTATION OR GENDER IDENTITY?
- 24. Conclusion - It is thought that this discrimination is decreasing in recent years - Our students are open minded regarding the topic. - There is no significant differences by religion. - Girls have less doubts about the theme. - Our students say that they don´t suffer any problem because of their sex orientation or their gender identity - That scene, may be related to the laws of the last socialist Government? Spain is one of the first countries in Europe where a same-sex marriage law was passed.