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In Indonesia, which still upholds Eastern culture, LGBT is still controversial and tends to be rejected.  LGBT marriages, which have been approved in several countries in the world, are still strictly prohibited in Indonesia.  However, not a few groups also support this one movement.

Although LGBT marriages in Indonesia are still strictly prohibited, LGBT behavior in Indonesia is not considered a criminal behavior.

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Social constructionism distinguishes between natural phenomena and human classification systems The human classification system, in the webinar, presents examples of negative stigma systems such as the COVID-19 pandemic and distorted human classifications:Some examples are related to the classification on the coursera That isCisgender- It is used to describe a person who identifies himself and his gender according to gender. A cisgender person does not identify themselves as transgender. Lesbian - Lesbians are women who are attracted to other women. But some women prefer to be called weird. They are cisgender, in a sense, because they conform to their female sexuality. Gay - This is a description of the gender identity of men who are attracted to other men.

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Social constructionism distinguishes between natural phenomena and human classification systems The human classification system, in the webinar, presents examples of negative stigma systems such as the COVID-19 pandemic and distorted human classifications:Some examples are related to the classification on the coursera That isCisgender- It is used to describe a person who identifies himself and his gender according to gender. A cisgender person does not identify themselves as transgender. Lesbian - Lesbians are women who are attracted to other women. But some women prefer to be called weird. They are cisgender, in a sense, because they conform to their female sexuality. Gay - This is a description of the gender identity of men who are attracted to other men.

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After participating in the webinar this afternoon, there is one point about civilization related to LGBT.  It is not surprising that there is hatred towards the existence of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people, especially in our country, Indonesia.  This group is a group that has a value system and practices different from the majority.  The tendency of society to reject all forms of abnormality can actually be traced far back through the history of human civilization.  Humans in general continue to qualify and disqualify themselves.  Creating fragmentation among people.  Normalization continues to be produced in the name of a better life.  History proves to us that humans have been addicted to civility.

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I think Sex is the general term or biological designation of women and men, which is often called gender. Meanwhile, sexuality involves a very wide variety of dimensions, namely the biological, social, psychological and cultural dimensions. Sexuality is seen in how sexuality appears in human relationships, how the environment influences the view of sexuality which ultimately shapes sexual behavior. Sex is basically divided into several categories, namely heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual. heterosexuals are the most dominant population in which men are attracted to other women. while homosexual and bisexual are the attraction of the same sex. This can happen for example when a boy lives in a family of many girls, which becomes him playing with his sisters more. whether it's playing with dolls or playing dress-up, which can encourage him to act more like a girl than a boy. This can also happen because of many things, for example the existence of a psychological push where a man is less confident in himself and feels he is more beautiful or feels confident if he looks like a woman. Therefore, it appears LGBT, which is the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community who do not qualify as heterosexual. This term is used to describe a person's sexuality or sexual orientation. therefore gender is a biological thing that cannot be changed, but sexuality can change over time.

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Indonesia is known as a country that has a very good democratic system, however with this democracy it actually triggers intolerance that cannot be shackled, including massive acts of intolerance against minorities such as LGBT people. Many Indonesian strongly reject the existence of LGBT. Therefore, when talking about the basic rights of citizens, the LGBT community finds many difficulties and social conflicts. This is even more so if we look at the customs in Indonesia and people who cling to conservative religious doctrines

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In my opinion, the view of the Indonesian people towards the LGBT community is with the issue of social diseases and religious teachings. Most still believe LGBT is a disease that can be cured.
When asked for opinions regarding several statements such as: Is LGBT a wrong act; Do they need medical / health care; Do they have the right to live in Indonesia; and should the government protect their rights, it appears that Indonesian society is still quite conservative.
Why is LGBT unacceptable within Indonesian society? because it is true that according to religious, cultural values, laws in the country of Indonesia are still not allowed, and there is a prejudice that one day LGBT will make Indonesian children become like LGBT people, and the many assumptions from society that LGBT is bad, along with society's opinion: relationship same sex is prohibited by religion and is classified as a major sin; humans were created in pairs by God, we as humans should follow these rules and not act against nature; and natural disasters are happening more and more every day and are signs of the end of the era, as more and more people claim to be part of LGBT.
So it can be said that LBGTs generally have the same human rights they deserve, namely the right to life, the right to protection, the right to expression and many others. So that we should not corner or limit the human rights of LBGTs, respect differences, and accept and understand the situation. We also need to take an action, such as by guiding them so that they can return to normal behavior and not deviate.

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LGBT problems in Indonesia revolve around limiting the right to life, being targets of hatred, victims of raids and persecution.  This differs from the findings in the United States.  In the United States of America, a change in perspective on the LGBT community has begun to occur.
LGBT is still rejected and banned in Indonesia Why ??  is it because Indonesia considers it something that deviates from religion.
In my opinion, Indonesia still rejects and prohibits LGBT because it is not a culture in Indonesia itself, and it is still a taboo subject for the people here, even though they are just like us who deserve to live in society without talking about bad things about them.  And it is true that Indonesia still sees / considers things like LGBT deviant because they are not used to seeing "those" who are free to choose their sexuality even though they choose to be of the same sex.

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lgbt. Many of us don't accept it, but many people do. in my opinion, it depends on each person. God has created humans in pairs, but there are some people who ignore it. and for the question "is the gender made up"? I am also a little confused by the statement. because it's clear about our "gender". but there are also many people who perform transgender surgery. I also don't know for sure what reason they did this, but it's very strange, right? yes, depending on the awareness of each person only

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What If We Told You That Gender is Made Up?

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What If We Told You That Gender is Made Up?

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I kinda agree if gender is 'made up'. Because we talk about about gender not sex, and they has a different meaning. Sex is “biological” while gender is “psychological, social, or cultural". I think gender is formed from each other's social environment. We can say gender is a product from Society. And I think the Indonesian people, NO NO even everyone is used to determining whether he is masculine or feminine. It is a common thing and natural in every society. Nothing needs to be locked into a fixed gender category. Each individual is free to identify their gender as they see fit. That's my opinion on the question "is gender made up?"  Is there a friend who agrees with me?

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After attending today's webinar, there is one very interesting point to be related to LGBT material.  That point is the inequality of each person's perception.  In Indonesia, LGBT is rejected by some people who do not support LGBT.  This perception exists because the concept of LGBT is not in accordance with the traditions, religions and social views that exist in Indonesia.  However, when viewed from the perceptions of humanity and LGBT people themselves, this can be agreed upon on an indefinite human basis.  Gender, sex, and sexuality among other categories are different things.  Gender and sex are gifts from God and humans themselves that govern how God's grace can be properly developed.  At first, I agreed that gender and sex are social constructions.  However, along with current developments, I think sex and gender cannot be limited.  Gender is both form and behavior, while sex is the visible physical biological.  This cannot be limited because each person has the freedom to express themselves as they wish.  However, it is possible that people who have been raised with social contrasts since childhood will follow the rules that have been taught.  However, because in Indonesia it has been paying attention to social construct for a long time, sometimes there is a negative stigma about how people perceive things differently.

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After I read the material on the coursera which is about intersectionality, as we know, Intersectionality is a framework for conceptualizing a person, group of people, or social problems that are affected by a number of discrimination and disadvantages. It takes into account the overlapping identities and experiences of people to understand the complexities of the prejudices they face. In other words, intersectional theory asserts that people are often harmed by multiple sources of oppression: race, class, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, and other markers of identity. In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, a social phenomenon has emerged that has the potential to exacerbate the situation, namely social stigma or negative associations towards a person or group of people who experience symptoms or have certain diseases. They are labeled, stereotyped, discriminated against, treated differently, and / or experience status abuse because of their association with an illness. As a new disease, much remains unknown about the COVID19 pandemic. Moreover, humans tend to be afraid of the unknown and it is easier to relate fear to "different / other groups". This is what causes social stigma and discrimination against certain ethnicities and also people who are considered to have a relationship with this virus.

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After I read the material on the coursera which is about intersectionality, as we know, Intersectionality is a framework for conceptualizing a person, group of people, or social problems that are affected by a number of discrimination and disadvantages. It takes into account the overlapping identities and experiences of people to understand the complexities of the prejudices they face. In other words, intersectional theory asserts that people are often harmed by multiple sources of oppression: race, class, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, and other markers of identity. In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, a social phenomenon has emerged that has the potential to exacerbate the situation, namely social stigma or negative associations towards a person or group of people who experience symptoms or have certain diseases. They are labeled, stereotyped, discriminated against, treated differently, and / or experience status abuse because of their association with an illness. As a new disease, much remains unknown about the COVID19 pandemic. Moreover, humans tend to be afraid of the unknown and it is easier to relate fear to "different / other groups". This is what causes social stigma and discrimination against certain ethnicities and also people who are considered to have a relationship with this virus.