How Transphobic Are You?

We all have a lot of work to do.

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How Transphobic Are You?

1. You got: Transphobic

   No one is perfect, but yikes. Here’s what transphobia looks like: • Using words like “tranny” and “she-male.” • Calling a trans man “she” or saying he is a “man trapped in a woman’s body.” • Saying trans women don’t have a right to use the women’s restroom safely and without harassment. • Asking a trans person invasive questions about surgeries and sex parts. • Assuming that drag queens and trans women are the same. If you have some time, check out these posts: • Everything You Wanted To Know About Transgender People But Were Afraid To Ask • How To Write About Transgender People • Transgender People Are Paying The Price For The Media’s Willful Ignorance

2. You got: Well-meaning, but you have a lot to learn

   You’re well meaning but maybe could use a few pointers. It never hurts to brush up! Anyone can be transphobic, drag queens included! No one gets a pass on using words like “tranny” and “she-male, for example. “Transgendered” is not real word. Use “transgender” instead. Being curious doesn’t mean it’s cool to ask a person about surgeries and sex parts. If they want to talk about it, they will. If not, you’ll just have to read up on your own. If you have some time, check out these posts: • Everything You Wanted To Know About Transgender People But Were Afraid To Ask • How To Write About Transgender People • Transgender People Are Paying The Price For The Media’s Willful Ignorance

3. You got: Not very, if at all

   You get that people have a right to define themselves and everyone should be treated with respect. When you don’t know someone’s pronouns, you politely ask. You avoid invasive questions, opting to let your trans friends bring up surgeries and sex parts in conversation if they want to. You don’t use trans slurs like “she-male” or “tranny.” If you ever want to brush up, or share some pointers with friends, maybe these posts are helpful: • Everything You Wanted To Know About Transgender People But Were Afraid To Ask • How To Write About Transgender People • Transgender People Are Paying The Price For The Media’s Willful Ignorance

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