an advocacy perspective on transinclusive lgbt activism
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An advocacy perspective An advocacy perspective on transinclusive LGBT on transinclusive LGBT activismactivism
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What don’t we do?
Advocate for gender recognition and depathologization.
Organize or empower the community.
Include the maximum number of people.
Statistics of members or volunteers.Put much thought into people’s
gender identity or sexual orientation.
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Trans*inclusivenessincludingconsideringcomprehensive
An inclusive approach includes the perspective (i.a. through their participation and giving room for comments), considers their specific needs (i.a. language) and is comprehensive of all vital issues at stake (i.a. legal, social, medical).
Trans* - encompasses the needs of the wide transgender community.
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Transgender(as an umbrella)
TSTG
(non normative)
TV
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Norms
genitalia female male
sex F M
gender identity
woman man
gender expressi
on
feminine Masculine
relationship
+ 1 man + 1 woman
family children children
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Norms
genitalia female intersex male
sex F TS M
gender identity
woman TG man
gender expressi
on
feminine TV Masculine
relationship
+ 1 man LGB
poly
single
+ 1 woman
family children childless children
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Norms
genitalia female intersex male
sex F TS M
gender identity
woman TG man
gender expressi
on
feminine TV Masculine
relationship
+ 1 man LGB
poly
single
+ 1 woman
family children childless children
faggot dyke weirdo
sissy fag gay pervert paedophile
transvestite fairy sodomite
lesbo bulldyke sheman
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What is different between LGB and T- language issues, i.a. pronouns;- experienced everyday
discrimination, SO less visible than GI;
- areas of discrimination, i.a. goods and services;
- different visibility, different acceptance.
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What is similar between LGB and T- one can be both LGB and T (and
Q);- oppresive language is culturally
gender-based;- similar experience in violence;- wide definition of same-sex;- similarly limited access to
healthcare, education.
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A SOGI perspective based on KPH’s strategyStrategic areas:I. FamilyII. SafetyIII. EduationIV. HealthV. Institutional developement
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I. Family
Lack of civil partnerships, marriage equality and same-sex adoption is discrimination based on sexual orientaion and gender identity (divorce requirement).
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II. Safety
Usual targets of violence are people thought to be non-normative. Usual psychological violence is „faggots”, „sissies”.
Perpetrators do not distinguish between SO and GI.
Victim support services should have a meta perspective on both SO and GI.
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III. EducationYoung people usually are not aware
of their gender identity and do not percieve gender identity based bullying as having to do with their gender identity.
Bullies do not distinguish between SO and GI. Neither do teachers.
Schools should teach about the variety of SOs and GIs.
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IV. Healthcare
Prejudiced and discriminatory healthcare professionals do not distinguish between SO and GI (they refuse treatment either way).
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How do we do it?Educate your staff (or change it).Think before you say: who does the
issue at stake concern?Gender identity (and expression) in
internal policies.Gender neutral bathrooms.Ask about preffered name.Gender identity, not sex, in forms (not
binary to say the least!).Educate other NGOs.Strategies for groups with lesser
chances (recruitment).
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Thank you!