Gender Characteristics
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>> Your text this week discusses characteristics of those who identify as
>> Transgender (as opposed to a person who is female or male). Why is it
>> important to understand the differences between a person who is
>> transgender
>> and a female who is just a “tom-boy” or a male who is more feminine? Why
>> is
>> it detrimental to “lump” these individuals all into one category or
>> identity? In your opinion, do these labels help or hurt our acceptance
>> of
>> people?
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>> Must be original, must have reference two references (the book and one
>> more reference), must pass plagiarism, must have 150 word count. Must be
>> in
>> apa and have subtitles. Quality content is a must.
Gender characteristics
As explained by Crooks & Baur (2014), the term transgender is used to refer to people whose behaviors and appearance is not in accordance to traditional gender roles. Unlike the transsexuals, a transgenderist does not make any change or modification in his or her physical body. In short, transgendered individuals do not undergo any form of anatomical alterations, but some of them may opt to dress or act like the other sex.
Importance of understanding the differences between a person who is transgender and a female who is just a “tom-boy” or a male who is more feminine
According to Girshick (2008), many reasons explain the importance………………
