Transgender Bathrooms Controversy

Transgender Bathrooms Controversy
Discrimination has always existed in our society. No matter how many attempts we make to repeal it, it always finds an opportunity to keep going. African American people have been the ones who have suffered most from this atrocity rejection. Society used to exclude them for the simple fact of their skin color. The racism and discrimination have always been linked, and those who believe that are superior to the rest are the pioneers to spread them to the world. Besides, homosexual people were discriminated too in the United Stated and are still discriminated in other parts of the world, by not having the same rights of those who consider themselves normal. However, today’s discrimination is focused in a modest
Besides, the high rejection they often suffer tends to cause them to live with high level of depression and anxiety that in most of the cases induce them to commit suicide. Lastly, while others argue to ban the transgender people of entering the restroom they feel identified with, because it could be dangerous for those who are considered normal and are using their respective restroom. The acceptance of allowing them to use the bathroom does not incentive an increment of sexual assault, which stands as the argument anti-LGBT groups support to continue creating discrimination in society. Society reacts with disgust when facing anything that is unknown towards them, and that have been tangible over the past of the years with many different situations. Transgender are misunderstood by society because they represent something that is unknown by them. They represent something that breaks the boundaries of what is normal for the mainstream society, which ends representing a problem for them because they usually do not think out of the box. As someone said once the every head is a world, I personally think that each person should be able to do with his or her world what he or she like the most. We said that we live in a free country, but those who judge so harsh other people should ask themselves, is this truly a free world? Those who are different: transgender, gays, lesbians, etc. They clearly do not leave in a free world. All of them are judged and excluded by society every day. So, if we aim for peace and union in the world, why not start by a single step as simple of accepting others life’s choices without judging them? We must accept what others want to do with their life’s, and most important understand that every head is a different world, which means, nobody is going to see the