Transgender (Gakugei Cafeteria English Lunch Series)

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At a McDonald's in US, transgender woman (sex: male / gendar identity: female) tried to use women's rest room, and beaten by two (non-transgender) females. Some customers were looking at it and laughing, and a McDonald's employee was videotaping and uploaded it onto YouTube. (This employee was fired.) This trouble shows us the fact of discrimination for transgenders. On the other hand, it may be not acceptable for non-transgender women that "man wearing female clothes" come into women's restroom. This also suggests difficulties to co-exist with different values. Through this problem, let's think and discuss about sexual minority. Note that I wrote this slide when I still don't have enough knowledge about sexuality related issues, so this slide may have a lot of wrong information. On P2, "Sexual Minorities (LGBT)" is described as "People who have different sexual orientation from others" but this doesn't include transes. Intersex is described as "People who are biologically male and female" but it may lead misunderstanding. See California Univ. Berkeley's definition: http://geneq.berkeley.edu/lgbt_resources_definiton_of_terms#intersex On P3, Transgender is defined as "Women who think themselves as men / Men who think themselves as women" but it can be descriminative or rude expression for trans people.

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