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This workshop covered the basics of what LBGTQ represents, and what sex, gender, and sexual orientation all actually mean. | This workshop covered the basics of what LBGTQ represents, and what sex, gender, and sexual orientation all actually mean. | ||
What does LBGTQ stand for? | What does LBGTQ stand for? | ||
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| + | * '''G'''ay | ||
| + | * '''B'''isexual | ||
| + | * '''T'''ransgender | ||
| + | * '''Q'''ueer/Questioning | ||
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A classification based on reproductive biology. Assigned at birth most often based on the appearance of an infant's genitalia. Termed as female, male, or intersex. | A classification based on reproductive biology. Assigned at birth most often based on the appearance of an infant's genitalia. Termed as female, male, or intersex. | ||
| − | + | ====Gender==== | |
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One's internal sense of self; not inherently connected to physical anatomy. One's gender identity can be the same or different than the sex assigned at birth. Often broken down into Gender Identity and Gender Expression. | One's internal sense of self; not inherently connected to physical anatomy. One's gender identity can be the same or different than the sex assigned at birth. Often broken down into Gender Identity and Gender Expression. | ||
| − | Gender Identity: Woman, man, transgender, genderqueer, cisgender, etc. | + | **Gender Identity**: Woman, man, transgender, genderqueer, cisgender, etc. |
| − | Gender Expression: Feminine, masculine, androgynous. | + | **Gender Expression**: Feminine, masculine, androgynous. |
| − | + | ====Sexual Orientation==== | |
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A person's emotional, physical and sexual attraction and the expression of that attraction with other individuals. Termed as bisexual, same-gender loving, lesbian, gay, fluid, queer, straight, etc. | A person's emotional, physical and sexual attraction and the expression of that attraction with other individuals. Termed as bisexual, same-gender loving, lesbian, gay, fluid, queer, straight, etc. | ||
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Cisgender- Someone who, for the most part, identifies with the gender which they were assigned at birth. | Cisgender- Someone who, for the most part, identifies with the gender which they were assigned at birth. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:52, 17 September 2018
LBGTQ Workshop
This workshop covered the basics of what LBGTQ represents, and what sex, gender, and sexual orientation all actually mean.
What does LBGTQ stand for?
- Lesbian
- Gay
- Bisexual
- Transgender
- Queer/Questioning
Sex
A classification based on reproductive biology. Assigned at birth most often based on the appearance of an infant's genitalia. Termed as female, male, or intersex.
Gender
One's internal sense of self; not inherently connected to physical anatomy. One's gender identity can be the same or different than the sex assigned at birth. Often broken down into Gender Identity and Gender Expression.
- Gender Identity**: Woman, man, transgender, genderqueer, cisgender, etc.
- Gender Expression**: Feminine, masculine, androgynous.
Sexual Orientation
A person's emotional, physical and sexual attraction and the expression of that attraction with other individuals. Termed as bisexual, same-gender loving, lesbian, gay, fluid, queer, straight, etc.
1600-genderbread-person.jpg?200
Definitions
Cisgender- Someone who, for the most part, identifies with the gender which they were assigned at birth.
Transgender- Someone who identifies with or expresses a different gender identity than the one which correspond's to their sex at birth.
Androgynous- Having both male and female characteristics.
