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- 1. The Equalities Alliance Rikki Arundel MSc, FPSA, FRSA www.GenderSpeaker.com Legislation, Social Conditioning or Education
- 2. Labels, Labels, Labels • Trans • Transgender • Transsexual • Transvestite • Trans-Man/Woman • FTM/F2M – MTF/M2F • Crossdresser • Tranny/Trannie • Androgyne • BiGendered • Pangender • Cisgender • Gender Queer • Non-binary • Gender Variant • Gender Fluid • Gender Normative • Intersex • Hermaphrodite • Drag Queen • Drag King • Female Impersonator • She Male • LadyBoy/Kathoey • Hijra/Metis • Travestie/Quariwarmi • Two Spirit (Berdache) • Muxe • Ashtime/Mashoga/Man gaiko • Xanith/Khanith • Bantut/Bakla • Mahu/Mahu Wahihi • Bissu/Calabai/Calalai • Eunuch • Asexual • Bicurious • Bisexual • Butch • Camp • Dyke • Fag Hag • Femme • Gay • Homosexual • Heterosexual • Lesbian • Metrosexual • Nellie • Pansexual • Straight
- 3. European Union - Social Chapter • General Election 1997 • Human Rights Act 1998 • Sex Discrimination (Gender Reassignment) Regulations 1999 • The Employment Equality (sexual orientation) Regulations 2003 • Local Government Act 2003 (Section 28 repeal) • Gender Recognition Act 2004 – Gender Recognition (Disclosure of Information) Order 2005 • Civil Partnership Act 2004 • Equality Act 2006 – Equality and Human Rights Commission – Gender Equality Duty – April 2007 – The Equality Act (Sexual Orientation) Regulations 2007 • European Directive 2004/113/EC December 2007 – (December 21st 2007) • Sex Discrimination (Amendment of Legislation) Regulations 2008 • Equality Act 2010 • General Election 2010 GenderSpeaker.com
- 4. Equality Act 2010 • Protected Characteristics 1. Age 2. Disability 3. Gender reassignment 4. Marriage and civil partnership 5. Pregnancy and maternity 6. Race 7. Religion and belief 8. Sex 9. Sexual orientation GenderSpeaker.com
- 5. Equality Act 2010 • Direct Discrimination • Indirect Discrimination • Associated Discrimination • Perceived Discrimination • Positive Action • Victimisation • Harassment GenderSpeaker.com
- 6. Harassment Harassment occurs when someone engages in unwanted behaviour which is related to a relevant protected characteristic and which has the purpose or effect of: violating a persons dignity or creating an intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive environment for the person.
- 8. John Powell Why Am I Afraid To Tell You Who I Am
- 9. Is it a Boy or a Girl?
- 10. Sex and Gender Sex M or F Gender M or F GenderSpeaker.com
- 11. Sex and Gender • Bonking – Sexual Activity • Biology – Body Parts and Reproduction – Hormones – Chromosomes • Intersex • Boy Girl • Social Construction • Language/Culture • Education • Roles • Jobs • Clothing/Appearance • Behaviour • Expectations • Our Place in Society GenderSpeaker.com
- 14. How Many Genders are There?
- 15. How Many Gender Variant? • Presenting for treatment at clinics – 12,500 - 11% pa growth • Gender Variant – 6 in 1000 – 300,000 - 80% male to female – 500,000 - if gender balance equal • Sexual Orientation – 60 in 1000 – Source www.Gires.org.uk • Masculine Girls Effeminate Boys – 10% of population Gender Variant GenderSpeaker.com
- 22. Blurring Gender
- 23. Rikki Arundel The Gender Speaker www.GenderSpeaker.com