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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDm0zsw9vjY

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Society is so lame, and i mean that so heavily. Society is so hypocritical, on the internet, man you shine. Everyone worships you, thinking that you are such an inspiration for being you. Come to meeting you, and they judge you from left right and center. Society doesn't care about anyone but themselves. We don't care if you're a transgender, bisexual, gay or straight... online. If you're any of those things in public, then man... watch out. I mean, being sexually confused is so hard, and to have the pressure of people starring, making fun of you? I slowly builds a box around you, and slowly captures you. That box is hard to break out of, and some just cant handle it. Some stay in the box living in fear, not seeing much, other try to succeed by further breaking the box, but they don't see the whole world only little glimpse. What they chose to see.

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Explanation of the full abbreviated word. 

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Explanation of the full abbreviated word. 

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http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/06/27/entire-lgbt-acronym_n_10616392.html

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Nothing screams inequality like you and I do.

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Nothing screams inequality like you and I do.

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Baby boomers, hate this generation and its because people are officially 'allowed' to be who they want to be. Wanting to be the opposite sex is not an easy solution, & for the majority it's difficult to say "hey! I am not (male/female) although i do have the body parts that conclude i was at birth, but i am (female/male). " I hate this generation for the discrimination that takes place here. You can not be you without being horrified going out, into the outside world. Staying in your house for all of you life, is definitely not the healthy decision.

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just accept people for who they wish to be, the world would be a much peaceful place. :)

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just accept people for who they wish to be, the world would be a much peaceful place. :)

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Despite progressing social acceptance, there is a long history of anti-LGBTQ2 bias in healthcare which continues to shape health-seeking behavior and access to care for LGBTQ2 individuals. Homosexuality was actually considered a disorder according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental disorders (DSM) until it was changed in 1973, but transgender identity is still listed as a disorder. fortunately, most 'treatments' for LGBTQ2 patients, such as electric shock therapy and castration, are no longer used by majority of physicians as they were more harmful than helpful, but some medical practitioners continue to harbor anti-LGBTQ2 attitudes.
It's very important for those in the LGBTQ2 community to receive quality insurance of all forms, home, life, health, car, etc. due to the fact that they experience worse physical and mental health outcomes, and can face unique health challenges compared to their heterosexual peers. this could include a greater prevalence of HIV, mental illness, substance abuse, and other health issues.
However, individuals in a same-sex relationship are less likely than others to receive health insurance, LGBTQ2 minorities face poor treatment from health care providers, and according to a Californian survey in the 1990's, 18% of physicians felt uncomfortable treating gay or lesbian patients. So as you can tell, there's still quite a bit of discrimination for the LGBTQ2 community, even in the medical field. In spite of all of this, during the past few years in the U.S. there have been changes within the legal and policy landscape which help to increase access particularly to the pivotal impact of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the Supreme Court’s defense of marriage act (DOMA) decision. These could both have the potential to adequately reduce the rates of the uninsured and make insurance companies more impartial for LGBTQ2 communities.

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People discriminate those who differ from them. If you have face tattoos and you are looking for a socially interactive career you are more than likely to not get the job. This is not because you don't have the work ethic to work, but because you are different. Imagine being transgender, not fully a female or male yet, but in the transition of becoming you. You are different to what baby boomers are aware of, and they are going to feel uncomfortable.

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Those of the LGBTQ2 community are greatly discriminated while finding employment. There are 61 countries that prohibit discrimination for employment because of sexual orientation, keep in mind that there's 200 countries. In the U.S. there are no federal laws protecting the rights of LGBTQ2 employees. there are no state-level protection for sexual orientation in 29 of 50 U.S. states and no gender identity protection in 33 of 50 U.S. states. Not to mention that the transgender population faces two times the normal unemployment rate. However fewer than 1 in 5 members of the LGBTQ2 community who are employed  agree with the statement "this is a workplace entirely free from homophobia." Also, 1 in 6 respondents in the U.S. LGBTQ2 study study indicated that they've been harassed at work. 78%of transgender employees feel more comfortable after transitioning thus believing that their work performance has improved.

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Transgenders suffer every day so they can be the correct gender that they were originally meant to be born with. I personally think that if you want to be a boy/girl then why the hell not! Transgender people have to also wonder what their day is holding for them, because they are a target. Transgenders get all eyes on them because they don't fit in. They stand out, and in this society if you stand out then we beat you down for it. You would think that going to pee is probably the least of someones worries. For Transvestites going to use the washroom is one of their daily struggles, wondering if someone is waiting for them, or what someone may say to them. Transvestites are already in the making of switching their assigned gender, which is very difficult for them. Meanwhile people are out to judge and abuse them for being happy.

Lesbians or gays are also in this struggle because some dress differently to express themselves. This is fine if you really take a look, but people never think before they speak, sometimes speaking your mind is not the correct option. Thus making going to pee a lot more difficult for them because individuals will run out with their children so they don't grow up to be like 'that.'