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‘I’ve had co-workers square up to me’ – LGBTQ+ employees shed light on the discrimination they’ve faced at work
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Bake Off’s Peter Sawkins sends love to LGBTQ+ community after 'coming out' confusionAs a trans man, I had to flee Saudi Arabia to live as my authentic self'There is still blatant homophobia': LGBT people in Qatar say they're 'ruled by fear'I'm a 12-year-old drag queen - but I started when I was 8Homophobia at work is still something some workers are living with daily.Arian, a 34-year-old Filipino immigrant who is non-binary, at first didn’t understand the slurs, such as ‘bender’, being thrown at them – as English is not their first language, so it was unfamiliar territory.
They say: ‘One of the main ways I’ve experienced discrimination where I work is mostly through looks because of how I present myself.
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I’m a trans man who plays rugby – I’m sick of us being treated like we’re inferior
ban on trans women and girls back in October 2020 due to ‘significant risk of injury’ for cis women, I was both devastated and frustrated. The ban means that any trans women and girls cannot play at an elite level or international level of the game.This landmark ruling rippled through the trans community, as well as through people who had supported World Rugby. We knew the danger this ban could have on players and equality in the sport as a whole. I tried to have chest surgery when I was both 19 and 23, but I was told by coaching staff that if I came out as trans, I would lose my ability to play the sport. This was upheld as there were no policies to support trans inclusion in the early 90s. I lost my parents young – my dad died of lung cancer when I was 17 – and my mum, who was ill most of my life, when I was in my 20s.
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