Sentence examples for suffering gender from inspiring English sources

We pledge ourselves to liberate all our people from the continuing bondage of poverty, deprivation, suffering, gender and other discrimination.

"Women suffering gender violence have to speak out, they have to report it, and people who are witnesses to someone suffering must not leave them on their own".

Growing up I was dealing with the stigma of being a disabled school student and also suffering gender dysphoria.

You wouldn't expect me or Caitlyn Jenner to be suffering from gender issues because of the very male sporting worlds we were involved in.

But a surgeon, Dr. Sava Perovic, began performing the operations in 1989 after being approached by a man suffering from gender identity disorder.

With no worries over money or access to medical treatment, her experience is far from that of so many individuals suffering from gender dysphoria – the sensation that identity and physical form are out of sync.

To qualify for the surgery, a patient needs two letters of recommendation from psychiatric specialists attesting that he or she is suffering from gender identity disorder, in which a man or woman identifies better with the opposite sex.

Inevitably, plans go awry, as Toorop and his mysterious charge encounter an enclave of cyborg separatists, an intelligent computer suffering from gender identity issues, and a really smashing combination of drugs and computer software capable of inducing the most delicious sadomasochistic delights.

So-called freeze-frame policies that only allow inmates the level of treatment that they received before imprisonment and that allow no treatment for those who weren't initially classified as suffering from gender dysphoria are unconstitutional, the Justice Department brief says.

centers on one "Pat Doe"—a boy said to be suffering from gender identity disorder who has been wearing a dress to school and asserting a right to use the girls' bathroom.

On April 24 , 2010 Manning sent an email to her supervisor, Master Sergeant Paul Adkins with the subject line "My Problem"—saying she was suffering from gender identity disorder.