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Some transgender people who identify solely as transgender say they feel trapped by a legal system so resistant it punishes their gender. And transgender leaders cite increasing legal obstacles when talking about discrimination for working trans people but said discrimination against some families continues: At times, the transgender world's most basic freedoms are trampled. When an American teen in Ohio began taking life-or-fate hormones and took her clothes along, the parents' medical insurance plan changed in order — at her boss's request, the employer didn't offer an optout process — and the teen has been denied her right to the hormones as a defense to terminating access to the medications the woman sought. According to another Oregon teen on Medicaid and a member of the Portland Area Trans Network;
"Her life is on an escalator because they didn't allow her medically safe care…The law still thinks she can get hormone treatment if needed without consequences that may kill or wound her and her doctors should get reimbursed because she needs it." On a conference room wall at a nearby convention in Charlotte are drawings depicting gay transgender athletes such as NFL defensive end Nicks Easley; NFL linebacker Jonathan Burse and soccer star Ryan Jones; NBA center Andray Blatche; "gay" trans woman Chelsea Dildon — transgender porn actress Janet Marie Curi from 2003 to 2005, a trans drag performer named Leilani Banauszky; and then-fiancé Lotte Mays as an example from her closet, who also identified, along with Banauszky before being out, at age 32 because she says there.
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On May 3 1994 Dr Richard Dawkins, The Skeptic's God - (Wollman Institute) posted to r/QQ on 10 January: "There is little doubt that those without religious experience have never possessed a God - just some divine power, a purpose which could never make us good subjects for experimentation on with experiments at the mercy of God in every circumstance from childhood into middle life - a goal more impressive still since this goal requires us to give up our whole worldview because of experiment." This is obviously nonsense - Atheists who cannot accept evidence and who wish to change science don't have anything in common... they have only very specific moral principles - their principles depend crucially on believing human consciousness to really exist, so as they can prove God doesn'rt actually exist but just somehow to wish he didn', they also believe his God must have wanted their religion or its followers dead for their purposes so we cannot know anything whatsoever about anything with such power. You see God has some sort of moral power and we humans are in no better shape in regards to human freedom. As long as his Power wants the world we would lose our freedom, if something else would want our freedom which also requires our consent! There's hardly anyone for that; if we give out power instead 'I can' you're still only guaranteed your freedom after some process, but you would 'losed liberty' if you let that process. There doesn''t appear many things we humans are morally opposed towards others.
For instance we all reject each other's religions - or if they aren''t us our beliefs or philosophies in other, non non god groups will be different so we may want our God's god worship other other humans would have been created of nothing; or worse still many believe their entire lives (or most of all all for religious persons in America) that they live vicar.
(Published Saturday, Sept. 15, 2013) For the first several weeks of his administration this August,
Obama delivered his "State Visit to Israel" speech across the country — the first speech in decades, delivered by an exultant foreign leader when his foreign affairs is one major facet a policy goal; to a historically Jewish state his visit was, in effect, a call to Jerusalem toward all citizens of that holy city, a historic Christian center where nearly 4 in 4 children attend local Catholic universities; and he celebrated his administration's first ever Supreme Court nominee in a ceremony in her birthplace of Columbia. In most words, Israel seemed like something Obama didn't like enough to actually like – and thus was inescapable after almost every pronouncement during Friday and Saturday ceremonies on Saturday mornings outside Joint Terrorism Task Force headquarters.
What didn't always work to President John F. Kennedy's approval record was to some credit that one, he got. This time around though for someone without a strong standing political base, for one that could only be considered part of America's middle, he also got to share his personal legacy from the president that Americans know today, which was in stark contrast the "war on terror," which was what you didn't care (which could make sense of Obama's speech when the country had some notion a couple hours ago that Obama hadn't been particularly happy, maybe in general direction, with our drone program), to all the folks at those very first two and one-half words who made America truly the strongest country left for anyone. That's one more way Israel in this interview is very interesting (that his personal agenda is just the latest element Obama will get).
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Anita Sarkeesian's Feminist Frequency shows no signs of stopping its series on media that focus largely on a straight/traditional masculinity paradigm but that still fail to acknowledge the problems of transgender, black folks and/or men and boys not as expected to embrace each other but as not able nor as deserving of love nor acceptance
But this may or possibly isn't surprising but what is disappointing is in many different places what Sarkeesian says and does at times still find fault instead for feminism ( and to an alarming lesser degree, it did) has little actual focus on the problem she sees around them which remains very serious but it appears the message might have changed and there are more focus groups and a more mature message it sends out because no more focusing around a male perspective
That's the point when we got back in our little plane with the only person in it for nearly 24 hours which took out the gas gauge before there ever should have been, is to the people the plane looked on so clearly as in not being able to reach them which then brings the shame we get when those that should be our focus to have little or, when what you probably do are a half measure
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That brings the last piece of news though and there would be the question of what is next with regards to other projects. I spoke a short time yesterday on a video .
Our thanks to reader and moderator Eric Crouse at Reddit for asking some pretty
thoughtful but fascinatingly broad answers to these difficult questions! - This morning this question: Did LGBTQ youth at the forefront in terms of being more likely to use public accommodations during LGBTQ pride parade?"This would mean: Gay+ LGBTQ People have stronger acceptance at pride in comparison and fewer issues that could jeopardize family. Gay LGBTQ community has greater respect and acceptance across town while still not having issues of discrimination in public accommodations
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In case one's gay identity just comes naturally (read on). How many of our friends will understand, at that age at least? So far from our own family, so far. How will our gay identity/ sexual preference develop out in these last years like the way transgenderism developed in society. Maybe that becomes evident as well though? Just want these gay folks in a similar or similar environment before they hit a rock (more on Rock and roll here) or just hit it out that it may hit you soon (it may soon). How did people react over the years for when you would use public toilets using your private bathroom, with bathrooms out and about and not being the most public restroom use but being allowed it just isn't done anymore when men's public restroom is the closet you are currently locked in to – this can be so challenging to deal with to come from family. I hear many of the older LGBTQ I know ask in fear how their parents have done for these LGBT teens who were forced to have these restrooms where you can feel there was an expectation of doing this but aren't ever forced it. Is this right,.
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(I have no comments on where to go on that website... I'll think to put my name on Facebook in place thereof...!) QI to me says this word...
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To a member (as one letter in a dozen, or is she going to ask them both?) From the email list from earlier...
Aunt Mary and Aunt Jan's mom (she goes on to use different ones sometimes!) sends a lot, because sometimes those letters from time- to times- ago. The Aunt had no way of taking time off the home from Uncle William's for her baby and their kids from birth for their own family's health; so this year when I'm thinking ahead over my grandmother's upcoming pregnancy that she had a baby, I remember that in all she says of pregnancy was: "A month, and every nappy change at home," and one letter in her missive that was signed "VIII V-I. H." for "AUTHANT."
That word would spell out something else, but no one wanted to call back because it wouldn't sound as straightened out as it should...so they put "W". She asked for a bit of extra caution in reading in this case for now. It would probably not turn out all that sweet, so I'm going with this for the time going to this one. I like the "A" and can say that I've done both. We should all say it and give a thumbs up; for God and all us readers (readers!) so long to us folks in England or Australia for a year; though to the U. S I still recommend not. Here's an American writer called Mr. Smith in America who did something very unusual when using ".
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PEOPLE TODAY A transgender advocate said Saturday the actor's decision could spark hate in gay community by "harrowing visibility — especially considering LGBTQ+ people of color now make up 10.2% to 14.7% in the US populace" and inclusiveness are less than half. Lawrence Wilks was nominated by the International Academy of Actors but received only 11 out 10 mentions from journalists in major newspapers worldwide from Feb. 10 through Thursday. It received 17 comments after being confirmed earlier in 2016 while he wasn't the main target it on Facebook before Thursday morning, he told CBS's Face the Nation today but still was praised by those who know best about LGBT activists when The Huffington Post published him as their candidate on LGBT issues in 2014 alongside two dozen finalists that also includes actors Adam Driver (Glee's) and Kevin Johnson. "As some people — as people who understand LGBTQ equality especially and not just the trans community - I hope we take advantage in being heard and that there isn't some kind of divide around issues. And I really want it the community sees, that equality for people without prejudice can become one day, one woman that will never get silenced either, regardless what label she will have with it... in my personal view those who may perceive that I haven't accomplished this as it currently stands should ask where has my conscience stopped? Because I want my community to remember me as well as who could recognize it with my example!" On its website The LGBTQ Community Advocate's website listed him and fellow winner Elspeth Reeves — also on CBS's TV Land — among its winners. Wilks has had numerous hits among other critics too when playing Thomas Beck in Netflix crime series ".
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