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Meanings of trans people in English

Russian
трансгендер
Portuguese
transgêneros
Spanish
persona transgénero
Catalan
transgènere
Wikidata

Person whose gender identity is different from the gender they were assigned at birth.

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трансгендер
Usage of trans people in English
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Counting the exact number of trans people in the UK is difficult.
The Guardian
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But trans people would find themselves often driven out of the movement.
The Guardian
3
The experience of being deliberately misgendered is deeply hurtful for trans people.
Reuters
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That's why, particularly for younger trans people, writing and activism are one.
The Guardian
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These are experiences common to both cis gay people and trans people.
The Guardian
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I believe those narratives have objectified trans people and sensationalized their identities.
Reuters
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We apologise to trans people for the harm that we have caused.
The Guardian
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Why do trans people working with children face greater judgment than others?
The Guardian
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I would love that more trans people would be making these films.
Ebony
10
Despite the legal advances, gay and trans people face prejudice in Mexico.
Reuters
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In many countries police and other state officials target trans people, Braun said.
Reuters
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It reiterated its view that Woman's Place UK perpetuated discrimination against trans people.
The Guardian
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It's about making people understand how vulnerable trans people are, Ms Holcombe said.
News.com.au
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However, critics say it is trying to limit the rights of trans people.
The Guardian
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Most trans people can agree on 'transition' at least - for the moment.
The Guardian
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In Uruguay, trans people can have medical procedures paid for by the state.
Reuters
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Trans people across language varieties
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New Zealand
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