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Assumed that you're running from something - that you've done something bad.

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Socially unacceptable to bring a same-gender partner to prom.

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Binary AF

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How challenging is it for someone to go from the parking lot to front door in a wheelchair

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'Random' searching not so random. POC being selected out of a group to be searched.

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Loss of employment or being denied access to opportunities

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Bras, bandaids, tights, etc... being targeted towards white skin

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Many apartments don't have elevators or access other than stairs.

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Assumed that you're going out with someone of the opposite gender.

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"Subtle" acknowledgements of other and different by looks and stares

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The majority of wedding planning showcasing cis/straight options

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complimenting someone on how they speak like a back-handed compliment.

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It isn't a common practice to ask people's pronouns. People don't realize they could offend someone or make them feel unseen.

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My quadriplegic dad couldn't reach the cabinets in our house; we had to have a large bathroom to accommodate his chair; needed a particular shower, etc

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The overabundance of gender reveal parties and gendered baby showers

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I have never had an exact way to describe the way that I love - I have found I have never loved through gender, race but have been attracted through organic energy. When I dated a female (while also being female)  my parents were accepting of "allowing" but would identify me as "lesbian" or "straight" or "confused" or "bi-sexual" when I did not want to be idenitifed on the perception of what they saw me as or assumed I am.

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Questioning same sex couples checking into a hotel room. behind the door slurs. Putting them on the spot to identify/ explain themselves

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Difficulties ordering based on ability-reading a menu, accessing POS, etc.

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No basic teaching of ASL in schools or at businesses.

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Guys, Girls, and Family Bathrooms.

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natural hair is seen as messy/unkempt/somehow less

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Dominant CIS people needing explanation or proof in order to feel comfortable

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Male/female are the only options on most things

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Asking "who's the boy and who's the girl"

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Asking "who's the boy and who's the girl"

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assuming heteronormative roles in same-sex couples

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Changing sides of street, locking doors or rolling up windows to avoid people of color

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Less intentionality from doctors in doctors visits and being heard about health concerns

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Cloosiv payments require people to have a bank account which some may not have access to. No cash can alienate those people. Can accessibility include Income gaps?

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a lot of nonbinary folks are seen as confused/attention-seeking/will get over it eventually/generally not taken seriously

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speaking above a person with a disability and not directly to them

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Playing the victim mentality assumed of people who are differently abled in a non physical way

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Heteronormativity assumed in relationships

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How to deal with having kids and talk about them

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Or, you're a white, black person