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	<title>Comments on: Trans Families Needed to Take LGBT Families Survey</title>
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		<title>By: ginasf</title>
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		<description>I took the survey and, while I greatly appreciate its intentions, it&#039;s very skewed towards same-sex parents and often confusing and difficult to take for heterosexual trans people. While they do offer questions specifically about gender identity, a lot of them are about sexual orientation with no chance to explain the differences in my experience from that of gay people. Also, I feel there are too many questions which lump LGBT together, as though we have some uniform experience and are a unified community. It&#039;s a good start, but needs some revision to take the complexity of our experiences into account. Without this, I feel as if my experience/identity is pretty much being marginalized.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I took the survey and, while I greatly appreciate its intentions, it&#8217;s very skewed towards same-sex parents and often confusing and difficult to take for heterosexual trans people. While they do offer questions specifically about gender identity, a lot of them are about sexual orientation with no chance to explain the differences in my experience from that of gay people. Also, I feel there are too many questions which lump LGBT together, as though we have some uniform experience and are a unified community. It&#8217;s a good start, but needs some revision to take the complexity of our experiences into account. Without this, I feel as if my experience/identity is pretty much being marginalized.</p>
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