Transgender is a biological disorder that comes in regular humans where people have characteristics of both male and female. These people have different kinds of gender identities, which are sometimes known to us as transsexuals while the world has now become too vast, and they can change into one sex of their desire. Also, in normal world terms, they are known as the third gender, which is not very respectful, but yes, they have less acceptability by society. Yet, even they have to face discrimination in their education, and they cannot achieve good jobs (Miller, 2012).
While it is known to me something new that I learned after reading and watching videos is that in India and Pakistan countries, which lie in South Asia, transgender are exploited. There is no recognition of them properly at the level of society and government, while Pakistan provides them with National Identity cards with their gender statement. There is something important, and I see they are even thrown out of their house when they get recognized by their parents. They give them to the transgender community, and there is a Guru (head) of each city, and they arrange their living and give them everything to develop them well.
Also, their profession is mostly dancing and begging because they are the things that help them earn their earnings. Also, they have been involved in sexual activities that nominal income people take up with them because they are at a reasonable price. While family members do not feel good for them because they cannot belabor, they are unaccepted by society and not provided with a social role. But somehow, they manage to’re in developed countries well in South Asian countries like Pakistan and India, we can see the worst situation, which gives the conclusion parents don’t even consider them as their children (Gelbart, 2017).
References
Gelbart, H. (2017, January 20). What would you ask a transgender woman? BBC News. Retrieved from http://www.bbc.com/news/health-38637837
Miller, S. (2012). What does it mean to be intersex? Retrieved February 2, 2018, from https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/01/23/what-does-mean-intersex/96939238/
