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Records show that the ancient Greek system used sex as the foundation for human identity and as a way to organize societal norms on gender. Much like the Euro-American sex and gender system, both systems marginalizes social and legal worth of human desire and intimacy. Under the social ladder of Hetero-patriarchy women, sexual minorities, and other additional marginalized sexualities are most affected in society. People who are born with a penis are expected to conform to a particular social personality and those who are born with a vagina conform to a polar opposite social personality; those who do not conform to these societal expectations are ostracized and are disclaimed as "sissies" or "tomboys."[1]
TRANSLIVESMATTER NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION
Takes place every 18th of November, its purpose is to help build safer communities for people who identify as Transgender and to also help raise awareness on the institutional violence that the transgender community of color endure. Bamby Salcedo initiated this movement along with other San Diego based organizations like TransLatin@ Coalition[2] and United Against Police Terror[3]. The goal is to not only demand a halt on killing transgender people of color but to also demand basic human rights.
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- ^ Valdez, Fransisco (05-08-2013). "Unpacking Hetero-Patriarchy". Yale Journal of Law & Humanities. Retrieved 10-16-2016.
{{cite web}}: Check date values in:|access-date=and|date=(help) - ^ "The Voice of TransLatin@s in the USA". TransLatin@ Coalition. Retrieved 2016-12-06.
- ^ "United Against Police Terror - San Diego". United Against Police Terror - San Diego. Retrieved 2016-12-06.