DON'T PUNISH FOR WHAT I AM by Carolina

WHAT RIGHTS DO TRANGENDER COMMUNITY FIGHT FOR? WHY?

carolinafrank71 — 2021-08-12 20:22:45 UTC

HOW DO THEY FIGHT?

carolinafrank71 — 2021-08-12 20:24:24 UTC

ANGELES MENTIONED DIFFERENT EXAMPLES OF VIOLENCE- WHICH ARE THEY?

carolinafrank71 — 2021-08-12 20:26:57 UTC

WHICH ARE THE SOCIAL PREJUDICES ABOUT TRANS COMMUNITY? HAS THIS CHANGED?

carolinafrank71 — 2021-08-12 20:28:26 UTC

We own our bodies and our decisions

2021-08-13 00:59:19 UTC

- Julieta Herbsommer

Trans communities carry out resistance movements as a form of struggle. They want to modify and transform established social constructions.

2021-08-13 01:07:15 UTC

- Julieta Herbsommer

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2021-08-13 01:22:39 UTC

- Julieta Herbsommer

They fight for equal rights, for access to work, for the recognition of their bodies, to end discrimination, for laws that protect them.

2021-08-13 13:00:01 UTC

-Melina Ardohain

They fight in mobilizations, organizations within their community or raising awareness about the rights that correspond to them. They also express their gender politically and take colleagues out of prostitution.

2021-08-13 13:06:51 UTC

Some examples that Angeles mentioned about violence were: sexualization of their bodies, social exclusion, lack of job vacancies.

2021-08-13 13:15:41 UTC

-Melina Ardohain

The prejudices that exist about the transsexual collective are: discard of their pronouns, disgust towards their gender expression, hatred of their bodies. Some of them continue today, despite a more open mind and greater recognition of differences.

2021-08-13 13:21:59 UTC

-Melina Ardohain

They fight through organizations and mobilizations. As Angeles ellxs said, the first thing they face is patriarchy, when they fight for their rights, the right to work, to a dignified life with essential features, to equality and what they struggle most with is inclusion. In society and in the MIND.

2021-08-13 13:22:45 UTC

Abril Cufre

The transgender community fought for a fundamental right, the right to gender identity, it was difficult to achieve it given that misinformation and ignorance of society, but thanks to a law that I accompany (ESI) they were able to visualize themselves more and achieve their necessary right

2021-08-17 04:09:18 UTC

Gómez Sol

2021-08-17 04:10:31 UTC

gomez sol

The examples that Ángeles mentioned about violence are: how they were excluded in society, how they were sexualized, exclusion from work, verbal violence, insults and mistreatment.

2021-08-18 12:40:27 UTC

Pia Solana

2021-08-18 12:53:02 UTC

Pia Solana

Reflect on the terms of subjective experience, adapt to a job conceived within cis-heteronormed parameters, to a work routine, to a sociability in which trans people would not become an exception. And the law is one more tool, a safeguard that does not invalidate, but rather sustains, with the struggle and organization of multiple trans movements, spaces and activists.

2021-08-19 00:21:50 UTC

^{-Dámaris Villar}

2021-08-19 00:34:23 UTC

The fight for more inclusive laws, regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity, will allow these people to realize their rights to health, education, housing and employment. emi pueblas

They fight to end discrimination, with equal rights, foraccess to work, for recognition.

2021-08-24 03:33:46 UTC

- Manuel Fernandez

They fight after marches or mobilizations.

2021-08-24 03:34:38 UTC

- Manuel Fernandez

Some examples mention about violence are sexualization, descrimination, verbal violence and exclucion from work.

2021-08-24 03:36:27 UTC

- Manuel Fernandez

The prejudices that exit are: dismissal of their pronouns, contempt for their gender, hatred and discrimination against their bodies. It can be said that it has changed for the most part but there are still people with closed minds.

2021-08-24 03:42:17 UTC

- Manuel Fernandez