Transgender Individuals’ Access to College Housing and Bathrooms: Findings from the National Transgender Discrimination Survey
By K. Seelman. 2014
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Subfields: General Health Professions, Social Psychology
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Citations in the corpus
- Policing Gender Through Housing and Employment Discrimination: Comparison of Discrimination Experiences of Transgender and Cisgender LGBQ Individuals (2016, unknown): “For example, in an analysis of higher education housing that used data from the National Transgender Discrimination Survey (N = 2,772), Seelman (2014) found that nearly one fifth (19”
- The Misgendering Machines (2018, background): “If systems are not designed to include trans people, inclusion becomes an active struggle: individuals must actively fight to be included in things as basic as medical systems[75], legal systems[35] or even bathrooms[11, 91].”
- Recommendations of transgender students, staff, and faculty in the USA for improving college campuses† (2014, background): “(Hines 2010, 12) Indeed, emerging research has indicated that there are, for example, differences in access to college housing and bathrooms according to other identities held by transgender and gender non-conforming people (Seelman 2014).”