Transgender Rights and Discrimination

The US Employment Equal Opportunity Committee (EEOC) says, "The discrimination of individuals is a transgender, because it is discriminated as breaking Chapter 7, which is also known as gender identity discrimination" ( According to Canas and Sondak (2014), many states passed a law that supports transgender people as protected classes, according to "EEOC - Gender", nd, Paragraph 3. Colorado passed the law in 2008 to protect the people of the transgender (Brinker & Maza, 2014).

The transgender rights campaign is a campaign to promote transgender rights and eliminate transgender discrimination and violence against housing, employment, public housing, education and medical care. In some jurisdictions, transgender behaviorism attempts to allow changes to identity documents to match current gender identity. Determining the boundaries of transgendered movements has always been a matter of discussion. Traditionally, evidence of political identity was created in 1952 when male wearers Prince Virginia and others announced Transvestia. Some believe that the publication is the beginning of the US transgender rights movement. In 1969, the transgender and transgender people played an essential role in the Ishigaki Riot, including Sylvia Rae Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson, which were incarcerators of the rebellion.

An attack on LGBT Americans by President Donald Trump for reform of the Civil Rights Bureau of the Ministry of Health and Human Services has legalized discrimination against transgender's gender discrimination. Doctors refuse to accept patients as us or because of religious or moral opposition can refuse to treat us as a medical condition. This is after Mr. Trump uses the term "transgender" in conversations and research that prohibited the movement from CDC to the White House. As my case shows, there is already a big gap between transgender patients and medical professionals who lack training and experience when approaching us.